After explaining options and dual-currency products, I personally still feel that for those who want to buy the dip at a low price and earn interest while waiting for their target price, dual-currency products have a more obvious advantage. While it's true that the premium for options is higher, the risks are also greater, and most importantly, they don't allow for low-price dip buying. Starting next Monday, I plan to run an experiment. I'll use $30,000 on an exchange to continuously buy short-term dual-currency products. Each time, I'll choose products with a price difference of more than 5% from the current BTC spot price, and I'll only buy products with a maximum term of T+2. Let's see how it goes. I'll try this for a month, or until I manage to buy Bitcoin at a low price. If I do manage to buy Bitcoin at a low price, I'll hedge by opening a short position with the same amount, then continue buying dual-currency products. The main strategy is to buy BTC at a low price; if I don't succeed, I'll earn interest. If I do succeed, I'll hedge and still earn interest. Bitget VIP, lower fees, better perks.