Brothers, let's speak from the heart. The current C2C is not 'suddenly shut down', but rather slowly closing up. By the time you realize it, the road is already gone. $FORM

In the end, the only way to go is to find a fixed, reliable, and long-term merchant.

Many people, upon hearing that the process is lengthy and the review is strict, first react with annoyance, think it’s slow, and want to change to another one. But I must tell you: the merchants who can truly survive long-term are definitely the ones with the strictest risk control.

Those who don’t ask anything, collect money instantly, and release coins immediately may seem appealing, but they are actually the most dangerous. Once the problematic funds explode, nobody in the chain can escape.

Don’t always think, 'Their demands are high because they don’t understand flexibility.'

In reality, it’s the opposite—these merchants don’t lack customers; what they lack is a long-lasting partner.

Many people are anxious:

'I’m about to be liquidated, why should I care about this?'

'Why should I cooperate when others don’t have to?'

Simply put, these are all emotional reactions against risk.

When one day your account is truly frozen, you will find that those few minutes of speed are not worth anything at all.

The crypto world has never been short of smart people,

The ones most likely to get into trouble are those who think they are smart and want to take shortcuts.

Just remember one thing: Risk control is not a cost; it is a bottom line; safety is not a choice; it is survival. $SOL #美国宏观经济数据上链 $ETH #加密市场观察