The day before yesterday, I casually bought a small coin worth $20 in my wallet, and when I woke up after a nap, my account had skyrocketed to over $300. This luck is a bit outrageous.

After taking a closer look at the market, I found out that a recent exchange launched an interesting trading competition — not based on the size of funds, but on the return rate. This means retail investors and big players are on the same starting line; whoever has the higher operational return rate ranks higher. The first-place prize pool reaches 60 BNB, which is close to $60,000. Such activities are definitely worth participating in.

But making quick money through short-term trading still carries risks. I later researched a more stable plan. For example, using liquidity staking combined with a stablecoin strategy, suitable for those who want long-term stable growth and gradual accumulation. Many financial paths are embedded in this kind of ecosystem, and projects like $LISTA have several layers of different earning mechanisms.

The key is to walk on two legs — seize the opportunity of activities, but also build a solid underlying income system to support long-term growth. Combining short-term volume spikes with long-term layout is a more mature approach.