Many people start to struggle during the financial reporting season, continuing to hold onto it for fear of a sharp drop, and selling it for fear of being sold out. In fact, there is another way of thinking, which is not to bet on price fluctuations, but to earn capital fees and engage in reasonable arbitrage. It is to first buy the corresponding rToken position, and then open a perpetual short order of equal value, allowing spot and contract to hedge against each other. In this way, regardless of whether the financial report rises or falls, the profits and losses can basically offset each other, and when the market is bullish and the funding rate is positive, short positions can continue to charge funding fees. RToken can also be directly used as a unified account margin, or used as collateral for loans. One asset can serve three purposes simultaneously: holding, margin, and borrowing, with a much higher utilization rate than traditional holdings. This type of gameplay is not about predicting the market, but about minimizing directional risks and focusing on fund efficiency and stable returns. No wonder it has always been a common idea among many professional traders.