I’ve been playing Dual Investment for a full six months now. Not long ago, I was complaining about the low returns due to small crypto volatility, and guess what? OKX just hit me with a surprise—you can now play Dual Investment with U.S. stocks! Bet a lot of people don’t know about this yet! Pro investors don’t just blindly set limit orders; they collect rent while waiting. Many people are bullish on U.S. tech giants and just let their funds sit idle waiting for a dip—that’s the most wasteful way to use liquidity. The most mainstream institutional strategy right now is leveraging OKX’s U.S. stock Dual Investment. Here’s how it works: it’s essentially selling options to earn premiums. For example, if you want to buy NVIDIA at $120, just put your funds into Dual Investment. If the price doesn’t drop to your target, you’ll keep earning high annualized returns. If it does drop, you’ll buy the core asset as planned. It’s like getting paid by the market while you wait to buy. Aside from using funds to position for U.S. stocks, you can use idle defensive funds to directly grab liquidity rewards from exchanges. OKX just launched the RLUSD campaign, which offers risk-free returns. Convert your idle USDT into RLUSD and keep it in your account—you can earn up to 10% annualized interest. This is a joint effort by the project team and the exchange to throw money at liquidity to capture market share. It’s way safer than hunting for yield across chains. Split your idle funds into two parts: - Aggressive position: Use Dual Investment to set limit orders for NVIDIA at $120 or Tesla at $280, and rake in option premiums. - Defensive position: Convert everything else into RLUSD to lock in 10% flexible interest. No need to monitor macroeconomic data every day. As long as there’s no systemic black swan event, this combo strategy is the ultimate cash flow machine, squeezing every bit of efficiency out of your market funds.