It's 2026, and are people still manually operating DeFi? Honestly, it feels like using ancient bookkeeping methods. Recently, I tinkered with a system that lets code and protocols help me make money automatically, with the core being liquidity staking.

You see, locking up tokens to earn static interest is great. Since the emergence of liquidity staking in recent years, the game has truly changed—the assets don't need to be frozen to generate yields. The scheme I use allows BNB to generate income while maintaining liquidity, effectively killing two birds with one stone.

Staking BNB not only gives you a receipt but also serves as a true passport in DeFi. You can use it to borrow, provide liquidity, participate in various opportunities—one asset with multiple uses, maximizing capital efficiency. The logic is clear: why settle for earning just one type of yield?

I'm a coder, and I hate repetitive operations the most. I wrote several automation scripts, deployed directly on the chain, to make decisions for me 24/7. The first script specifically balances the collateralization ratio—borrowing more when the market rises, topping up when it falls—so there's no need to worry about liquidation. The second script is a liquidity manager, responsible for moving funds between different pools to chase the highest yield opportunities.

Honestly, after running this system, my understanding of DeFi has completely changed. It’s not just about passive income to relax—when you truly understand the protocol's operation and use automation tools to match market rhythms, the potential for returns opens up.