Hi everyone. Once again, while logging into
#Binance , I decided to see what other features and tools there are for relatively safe earning besides staking.
And I found
#DuaLInvestments . It’s not that I didn’t know they existed — I just didn’t pay much attention to them. And that was a mistake.
Let’s get to the point — a simple, “on-the-fingers” explanation of how it works.
You have
#USDT and you want to buy
#SOL .
You say:
“I’ll buy SOL if it drops to
#X .”
Binance replies:
“Okay, here’s some interest while you wait.”
If the price doesn’t drop — you get your USDT back plus interest.
If the price does drop — you buy SOL at the price you chose (and you also get interest on top).
It’s like a limit order that pays you for placing it.
Second scenario.
You have SOL and you want USDT.
You say:
“I’ll sell SOL if it rises to X.”
Binance:
“Deal — here’s the interest.”
If the price doesn’t rise — you keep your SOL plus interest.
If the price does rise — you sell at your target price plus interest.
It’s like selling at take profit and getting a tip on top.
What are the downsides?
If SOL shoots up — you’ve already sold it.
If SOL crashes — you’ve already bought it.
You don’t catch 10× moves — you lock in profit when the market is uncertain, when the price swings between +X and −X.
So what will I do?
I’m still planning to buy the coin. But if that doesn’t happen, I’ll simply earn interest and re-enter with a higher annual yield and a larger initial amount.
And once I do buy, I’ll sell at the most favorable price with a higher annual yield. If that doesn’t happen — I’ll just add new funds and keep accumulating the coin while earning interest.