If you really had 1 million in hand, would you just go for the USDT annualized interest?

Five days at 15% sounds tempting, but that's a small-time player's game. $VELVET
Big money doesn't work that way; what big money cares about isn't the interest itself, but how to roll that interest into a second layer.
Let me tell you a common approach used by smart money in crypto—it's not for everyone, but the strategy is really wild.
Take 1 million and go all in on one coin, say TRX, then transfer it to a futures account and open a "coin-margined + 1x short position."
In theory, with a long-short hedge, market ups and downs have little effect on you, and the liquidation price is far away.
So what do you earn? Funding fees. $BTC
A lot of people overlook this, but stacking up trade by trade, it's thicker than you think.
When market sentiment is hot, the fees paid by longs to shorts can make you rich without lifting a finger.
Someone says, "120% APY? Yeah, keep blowing smoke." $ETH
I'm telling you, this isn't blowing smoke—someone actually ran it. The key is you're not betting on direction, you're not a gambler; you're just eating the spread designed into the rules.
In crypto, it's not about who has bigger balls, but who has a quicker mind.
Those who know how to play can turn even idle interest into a blooming garden.
Change your perspective, and the result can be a mountain apart.
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