Just now, big bro @BroLeon shared in the group, and it reminded me of two relatively certain arbitrage strategies. The first one is the simplest and most straightforward: Currently, the borrowing interest rate for staking USD1 on Lista is around 5%. You can directly stake and borrow, then use it to earn Binance's 20% financial yield. The difference between the two is a 15% annualized return. The second one is relatively more complex and carries some risk: Right now, the market is buying USD1 for the 20% subsidized yield, causing a premium. But once the subsidy ends and returns normalize, USD1/USDT will definitely drop back to or even below 1.0. So the problem becomes simple: The premium created now → the reversion loss later is the arbitrage opportunity. The logic is: Borrow USD1 now → sell it, Wait for the subsidy to fade and the price to return to the peg → buy it back to repay the debt. Of course, there are risks: USD1 could keep pumping, and there's also the difference between the borrowing interest and the reversion loss.