Quick question: I tested smart arbitrage on Okx with 50,000 USDT for about 2 months and made a 2% profit, which translates to an annualized return of roughly 12%. Now I’m planning to put in 2 million USDT to give it a go. So here’s the question: how safe is the principal with this smart arbitrage strategy? Are there any extreme scenarios I should be worried about, guys? From what I’ve gathered so far, this smart arbitrage strategy works by hedging market price fluctuations to achieve stable returns. Essentially, it involves buying an asset in the spot market while shorting the same amount of that asset in the futures market. For example, buying SOL in the spot market while shorting the same amount of SOL contracts. Regardless of price fluctuations, the gains and losses from the two positions cancel each other out, and you earn stable funding rate income during the holding period (for major coins, the long-term funding rate is positive). In addition to arbitrage income, you can also earn staking rewards simultaneously. Taking SOL as an example, after enabling OKSOL staking, the SOL spot holdings are converted into OKSOL, allowing you to enjoy both arbitrage and staking rewards, thereby achieving smart arbitrage. So here’s the question again, guys: if I put in 2 million USDT to run this strategy long-term, what risks should I be aware of? @mia_okx @star_okx