It's been a whole month since we last had a systematic chat about dual-currency investments. This month just wrapped up, and I sold the Bitcoin I bought at $63,000 for $65,000 yesterday. Over the course of this month, the total capital growth was 5.2%. This test has now been running for 39 days. The total initial investment was $10,100, and after today's sale, the settlement amount is $10,843. The return rate is 7.36%, with an annualized return of 68.85% and a daily return of 0.19%. This month was mostly about selling high, with an average daily annualized rate of return of 21%. If we don't factor in my reluctance to sell bitcoin:native, the returns are pretty decent. The monthly return is 5.74%, which means for a $10,000 principal, you'd earn $574 in a month. Personally, I think that's acceptable. I haven't tested options yet, but I do have another account on Binance where I'm doing dual-currency investments with a slightly larger capital base. It's mostly in a buy-low state, so the return rate is a bit lower, but the overall difference isn't significant. This month, there happened to be two successful trades, with some price differences in between. Overall, the income from dual-currency investments is still decent. Of course, options might yield higher returns, but dual-currency is definitely simpler. @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFDs, prediction markets—all-in-one trading platform.