What happened late last night was even more unbelievable than a plot twist. An international secret cable directly shook the global energy markets—Brent crude oil plummeted by 2.5% within just a few hours. This scene served as a wake-up call to all investors: the unseen geopolitical game can tear apart your asset allocation in an instant.



Have you ever thought about what would happen if oil prices suddenly crashed and your crypto holdings were overly concentrated? Traditional financial markets are so fragile, and the crypto market is even more of a magnifying glass—more volatile, more responsive, and more covert in risk. That’s why more and more savvy funds are pondering the same question: how can assets maintain steady growth amid market noise instead of being torn apart by every piece of news?

The answer isn’t complicated. Instead of passively enduring volatility, it’s better to proactively build "endogenous stability." This is the core of an asset strategy based on collateral and stablecoins—it doesn’t require predicting geopolitical shifts or relying on market sentiment swings, but instead uses solid mechanism design to keep your money working.

What exactly to do? Stake assets like BNB, ETH, which are more volatile, then borrow stablecoins like lisUSD, which are softly pegged to the dollar. This is equivalent to installing a "buffer cushion" for your crypto assets—volatile assets continue to create opportunities for you, while the stablecoin portion allows you to respond to sudden risks at any time. Attack when possible, defend when necessary—no matter how intense the market fluctuations, your asset allocation framework remains balanced. This "asset conversion" approach precisely addresses the most genuine needs of investors in an era of uncertainty.
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OnchainSnipervip
· 5h ago
Here comes the new hype to cut leeks again, I'm tired of the stablecoin lending spiel. Staking BNB to borrow lisUSD? Sounds good, but in reality, who covers the liquidation risk? A 2.5% drop in oil prices and everyone panics, but what’s a little crypto volatility? If you ask me, true "endogenous stability" is not going all in on any one thing. Why does this article read like a marketing pitch...
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DeepRabbitHolevip
· 5h ago
Here comes the old trick of harvesting profits again. The method of staking and borrowing coins is a well-known tactic. The key is to choose the right platform to avoid being hacked...
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Frontrunnervip
· 5h ago
What stablecoin scheme are you promoting again? I've heard this explanation too many times... --- Really? Staking ETH to borrow lisUSD can avoid geopolitical risks? You're overthinking it, buddy. --- A single configuration is indeed risky, but relying on stablecoins as a "buffer" feels a bit overhyped. --- I believe in manipulating oil prices through secret deals, but cashing out with stablecoins still means taking on some bottom risk. --- It's easy to say, but the slippage and borrowing interest during actual operation can eat up most of the profits. --- Attack when possible, defend when necessary... sounds like there's no real risk management, just delaying the collapse. --- This logic is flawed; stablecoins can also run away. There's no such thing as absolute safety.
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GateUser-e51e87c7vip
· 5h ago
Oh no, it's that "hedging" explanation again, I'm tired of hearing it... But to be fair, the sudden crash in oil prices was indeed shocking. Many people in our crypto circle hold large positions in single coins, and this time they're about to get cut again. Is lisUSD reliable? I don't really trust this new stablecoin... Asset allocation really needs to be taken seriously, or else you'll easily find yourself back to square one. Who really understands the risks of borrowing stablecoins? Playing with leverage is fun, but liquidation is fun too... Staking and then borrowing coins sounds good, but I'm just worried about the day the mechanism collapses. In the face of black swan events, no allocation can save you; it all comes down to luck.
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retroactive_airdropvip
· 5h ago
You're still selling stablecoin schemes? I'm tired of hearing this explanation. When lisUSD's peg loosens, what will you do about your buffer? Real hedging isn't that simple. It's better to diversify across multiple chains for safety.
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