You guys often talk about millions, is it blown in by the wind?

If you earn 1 million in the cryptocurrency world, would you use it to earn USDT annual interest?
Currently, the annual interest for USDT is about 8%, it looks good, right?
But let me tell you how big funds operate.
I'll teach you a method for arbitrage investment in the crypto world:
Most people earn slowly because their money is just sitting there 'idle'.
You think you're waiting for an opportunity, but in fact, opportunities are always there; it's just that you don't know how to 'layer your utilization'.
Let me give you an example from one of my fans.
Last month, an old fan told me: 'Bro, I have 1 million sitting idle earning interest, it still feels slow, how do you usually do it?'
I asked him to send me a screenshot of his account, and once I saw the positions, I knew what was going on.
1 million doesn't need to be fully invested, and certainly shouldn't all be earning interest. The truly stable approach is to
break the funds into a 'three-tier' structure:
First layer: 20% for stable returns.
Earn interest, lock in nodes, participate in platform activities.
The money in this layer is not for aggressive growth but to provide a 'safety net', ensuring you are never overly stressed.
Second layer: 50% for low-risk swing arbitrage.
It's not about chasing highs and cutting losses, but waiting for the 'safe boundary' points I provide.
For example: a few days ago, ETH dropped from 3435 to 3160; such positions are clear and risks are defined, making it sufficient to operate with 50% of the funds in one wave.
Be disciplined and steadily generate profits.
Third layer: 30% reserved for opportunities.
This part is the soul.
You never know when the market will suddenly give you a big profit, but you must have the bullets.
For instance, before a certain new coin was launched last time, we discovered in advance that its market support was weak, and I led my fans to short it directly, capturing the first wave of the cleanest decline.
This is how money comes to life.
You can earn stable interest while also quickly amplifying returns when the market gives you the chance.
This is how big funds operate, not just putting all your money in interest and waiting slowly.
You have to remember:
It's not that the market doesn't provide opportunities, but that you haven't made your funds 'ready to seize opportunities at any time'.