You know the old problem of borrowing money on-chain: it's either the fear of getting liquidated or assets being locked up, and the constant back and forth can really mess with your mindset. Recently, I've noticed a new play that seems interesting – throwing all kinds of liquidity assets into a fund pool and considering them all as usable collateral.

In simple terms, the logic is this: Do you have liquidity assets in hand? You can pledge them at will, and the system will mint you USDf (a synthetic dollar with over-collateralization). The key point is that after borrowing, you won't be forcibly liquidated, which is really great.

Anyone who has been in the crypto space for a long time knows that the worst fear is getting liquidated when the market suddenly changes in the middle of the night. Now it's good, the collateralized assets are still appreciating, and there's an extra USDf in the wallet available for free use, which means double the profit directly in hand. No need to watch the market all night; you can earn even while sleeping.

This lending method indeed better meets actual needs and reduces a lot of unnecessary anxiety.