Last week, my hesitation turned out to be right. I really should’ve chosen an order around $63,000—like $63,500 would’ve been a good choice. The interest rate was still high back then, but I stupidly went for $65,000. Of course, it didn’t get filled, and the three days of interest earned were pitiful. Oh well, it’s fine. The main focus is still on the U.S.-Iran conflict situation. After Monday’s expiration, both accounts lowered their high sell orders from $65,000 to $64,000. Honestly, my own account doesn’t matter much since it’s T+1. Today, the temporary agreement between the U.S. and Iran expired, and it’s unlikely they’ll renew it quickly. So the chances of $64,000 getting filled tomorrow aren’t very high. But the test account is T+2, so it won’t settle until Wednesday. There’s a bit more uncertainty there, but since the cost basis is $63,000, and this account is mainly for yield farming, it’s not a big deal. So far, it’s been running for 66 days. The annualized return is 62.45%, total return is 11.29%, and daily return is 0.17%. I think these numbers are pretty decent. I’m even starting to consider increasing the investment in my own account. In this kind of situation, who needs a bike anyway? @Gate Crypto, U.S. stocks, Hong Kong stocks, Korean stocks, gold, CFD, prediction markets—all-in-one trading platform.