Some thoughts on shark fins

Jul 13, 2023772

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The shark fin is actually a traditional financial product called "principal-protected income certificate" in the industry. As long as the institution you buy it from does not go bankrupt, you can basically get the annualized reference rate at the time of purchase. It is a conservative investment product with a 3-day annualized reference rate of 4%. It can be compared to a bank's fixed deposit and offers 100% stability.

The shark fin is actually a "principal-protected income certificate" product in the traditional financial industry. As long as the institution selling it to you doesn't go bankrupt, you can basically get the reference annualized return at the time of purchase.

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The explanation is actually very clear, and everything is settled in U. It is more like a very conservative financial product, with a reference annualized return of 4% for 3 days.
Assuming a principal of 10,000 USDT

Settlement price falls within the range:

$10,000*0.04/365*3 = 3.28$

Settlement price falls within the better range:

$10,000*0.045/365*3 = 3.69$

Settlement price falls within the best range:

$10,000*0.0938/365*3 = 7.09$

Thinking about it this way, there's really nothing to criticize, but because of its 100% stability, you should compare it to a bank's fixed deposit for three days, and it can be rolled over for perpetual rolling deposit. In a sense, it's also very attractive.