Recently, there's a quite practical method for users who participate in new coin TGE but are worried about market fluctuations. The core idea is to hedge risk by staking and borrowing coins—after all, price volatility before and after TGE can be intense, and the coins in hand might depreciate instantly. This trick can significantly reduce the risk of forced liquidation.

The actual process isn't complicated. First, prepare about 3500 USDT worth of stablecoins as collateral (I used 3260 USDT myself). This money is directly withdrawn from the exchange to your wallet, and don't forget to transfer some BNB for gas fees.

After entering your wallet, find the DeFi or financial management feature, and scroll down to see the staking entry. I chose to deposit USDC (USDT works perfectly too), as the system supports mainstream stablecoins. Before depositing, you need to complete authorization. After authorization, click on "Manage Collateral," and on the pop-up page, select USDC and confirm authorization.

Once the collateral is confirmed, go back and click on borrow. Here, a key parameter is the borrowing multiple. I set it to 3x (the more collateral you provide, the lower the risk of liquidation; if you're a big player, you can increase it). After setting the multiple, click next and confirm to complete.

Afterward, return to the funds page, and the borrowed BNB will have arrived. This way, when TGE starts, you can participate in the airdrop on time without worrying about the coin price suddenly dropping and causing insufficient collateral. The interest on borrowing is actually surprisingly low, almost negligible—this money is mainly used to hedge against volatility risks.

If you have any operational questions, feel free to ask, and I will reply as soon as I see them.