Small Questions About Binance "Dual Investment" I previously compared dual investment products across several platforms and ended up choosing Binance. This decision was based on factors like yield and security. After using it for about a month and a half, I noticed two small issues: 1. Starting from Friday, Binance's shortest term is 3 days. 2. There’s a discrepancy in the earnings calculation on Binance’s finance page. Here’s the breakdown: 1️⃣ Friday Duration Options Every Friday, if you want to subscribe to a dual investment product, the minimum holding period is 3 days. At first, I thought this was an industry-wide standard, but today I checked OKX and realized that’s not the case. On OKX, you can still open a dual investment position for a minimum of one day over the weekend (of course, OKX calls it "Dual Earn"). Since there have been frequent weekend pump-and-dump scenarios before, I’ve been hesitant to open positions on Fridays: holding for three days feels risky, like too much could happen. But why does Binance impose this restriction? 2️⃣ Abnormal Earnings Data If your dual investment gets executed, the earnings data displayed the next day will be abnormal: it skyrockets way beyond the actual value. Sure, seeing such high returns on paper might make you happy, but it’s not practical and messes up the end-of-month calculations (you have to manually add everything up, which is a hassle). To be honest, I’m not ready to move to another platform just yet, but this 3-day minimum holding period over the weekend is really frustrating. @heyibinance @star_okx