Recently, the crypto market has been somewhat unpredictable.
The tariff hammer of the "expert" has turned the market upside down. BTC was stable at $85,000 the day before, then directly dropped below $8,000, followed by being dragged up and down by US stocks. From the pre-tariff announcement price of $88,500, it fell to a maximum of 16%, completely unlike what a safe-haven asset should look like.
Ethereum is not doing well either, dropping from $2,000 to $1,500. Anyone seeing Vitalik would ask: When are you going to get things done?
With the known long-term volatile market trend, many people are caught in the same hesitation: Should they continue to HODL? The net value is repeatedly pulled, causing anxiety; sell out? But afraid of missing out if a sudden green candle strikes.
However, there is actually a less anxious option between HODL and exiting: participating in some low-risk, controllable yield on-chain financial products, keeping assets active and earning some on-chain returns.
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On-Chain Financial Products Overview
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By clicking on the "Finance" page in the wallet's bottom navigation bar, users can directly see a list of assets supporting staking, including mainstream tokens such as ETH, BNB, SOL, TRX, DOT, etc. The staking process is simple, with APY clearly displayed, and can be completed with an on-chain signature, offering a lightweight experience without needing to jump to a dApp or deal with complex settings. Additionally, financial products will periodically launch Launchpool activities, supporting users in participating in early project airdrops, though such activities are time-limited and opportunistic.
Moreover, through the built-in dApp browser in Trust Wallet, users can also jump to external DeFi protocols and participate in more complex financial strategies, such as lending, liquidity provision, yield farming, etc. However, these are all API integrations, with Trust Wallet serving only as an "entry provider" without further encapsulation.
Overall, finance/staking functions have become a "standard configuration" for mainstream wallets, though each wallet's positioning and functions still differ. For most players, platform wallets with comprehensive functions, simple operations, and full gameplay that often host incentive activities, such as Bitget Wallet, might be a more ideal choice.
Conclusion
Sometimes, the market is not just about rising or falling, and choices are not simply about entering or exiting.
What's truly difficult is finding a way that makes you feel at ease amidst the wavering - letting assets not sit idle, yet not being led by emotions.
On-chain finance, especially these financial products integrated into wallets, might just be such an existence. Wallets like Bitget Wallet and OKX Wallet, with higher levels of encapsulation and more complete functions, precisely match the needs of many current users: they don't pursue extreme profits or promise myths, but can provide a sense of rhythm in turbulence, helping you stay steadily at the table.
In the current volatility, no one knows when the next cycle of the crypto market will come. But what has always determined whether you can wait for it is not the market conditions, but whether you've found a way to "continue participating".
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