By the way, the best way to sell PUT is to bet that the price will not be lower than this amount. For example, if I bet that the price of BTC will not be lower than $60000 at 4:00 pm Beijing time tomorrow, then I can earn a royalty, which is interest, by selling PUT. The more I sell, the more royalty, and of course, the greater the risk. If I think it will definitely fall below $60000, I will buy PUT. Buying PUT would result in a maximum loss of royalties. Buying PUT is actually equivalent to buying insurance, I'll talk about it if necessary. So although dual currency is generated from options, compared to options, dual currency is much more friendly to most investors who want to buy at a low price and earn interest (equivalent to placing an order for interest) if they don't get it. For most users, dual currency first reduces the problem of capital relocation, and secondly avoids the possibility of liquidation, as there is no such thing as "liquidation" in dual currency. Finally, dual currency only focuses on the results, not the process. Due to the relationship with capital utilization, dual currency is more suitable for the near future. Of course, options also have many benefits, such as being able to close positions in the middle without waiting for the final delivery time of the dual currency. In addition, options are more flexible and can have multiple combination schemes. And options are suitable for both short-term and forward options. Overall, if you blindly dip below a certain price to buy Bitocin and only look at short-term price changes, then dual currency is a very good choice. If you are an investment and options expert, there is no doubt that options are the best choice. PS: When it comes to selling PUT, Put Spread will be safer. Let's talk about it in the future. Bitget VIP， Lower rates and more generous benefits