In a bull run, how to effectively utilize funds is a question that many investors follow. This article will introduce a strategy called "One Times Short Theory," which may be more attractive than traditional financial management methods.

Assuming Bitcoin (BTC) has reached your target price, such as $120,000. Many people would choose to sell directly and convert the funds to USDT, then place it in financial products to earn interest. However, there is another potentially more effective method worth considering.

This method adopts the "1x short" strategy. Under normal circumstances, the 8-hour funding rate is about 0.01%, and operations can be performed 3 times a day. Taking 10,000 USDT as an example, a daily gain of about 3 USDT can be obtained, which amounts to approximately 1,095 USDT in a year. In contrast, ordinary financial products may yield only about 1 USDT per day.

According to the actual operating experience of some investors, the returns of this strategy may be 2-3 times that of traditional financial management methods. In addition to the potential for higher returns, this approach has an additional advantage: it can reduce the risk of issues that may arise with specific stablecoins (such as USDT or USDC).

However, it is important to note that any investment strategy carries risks. The "one-time short" strategy may bring higher returns, but it may also face greater risks. Investors should fully understand the risks and rewards before adopting any new strategy and make informed decisions based on their own risk tolerance.

In addition, the cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, and market conditions can change rapidly. Therefore, it is also crucial to continuously follow market dynamics and adjust strategies in a timely manner. Regardless of the investment method used, caution and continuous learning are key to successful investing.