Some friends are concerned about which company the profits in the table belong to. I have been doing this for a while, mainly on #Binance and #OKX, occasionally on #Bitget. Let's compare Binance and OKX first:

Looking at the T+1 model, there are still some differences between Binance and OKX. For example, both have a sell PUT (buy low) option at $76,000. Binance's interest is a bit higher, but OKX has a finer price range, and the closer you get to the current price, the higher OKX's returns will be, for example, at $77,000.

So generally speaking, if the distance from the current price is far, I will use Binance more, whereas if it is close to the current price, OKX's returns will be slightly higher.

Then looking at the T+2 model, it is similar; the closer to the current price, the higher OKX's returns, and the farther from the current price, the higher Binance's returns will be. So this combination depends on the individual's preference.

Both Binance and OKX have their own characteristics.

For example, Binance offers dual-currency large investments, with a minimum purchase of $5,000 in Bitcoin or a minimum sale of 0.1 $BTC to use large investments. The biggest advantage of large investments is that you can define the buy and sell prices and times you want, and obtain quotes from third parties. This feature is quite good and is what I am mainly using now, and the third-party quotes are slightly higher than the interest provided by Binance for dual-currency.

On the other hand, the biggest feature of OKX is its more flexible timing; Binance transitions to the next day at midnight, and there is no settlement on weekends. However, transactions can be completed before noon on OKX, and OKX allows weekend settlements, which makes it more convenient and flexible in terms of time.

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