At two in the morning, my brother Daler's call woke me up, his voice tinged with tears:
"It's over! Binance is delisting my BICO, and my holdings will be halved in value!"
I groggily glanced at the announcement—tomorrow at noon 12 o'clock, AI/FDUSD, BICO/BTC, OM/BTC… a bunch of altcoins are going to be "cleared out."
Daler shouted on the phone: "I've held a large position for half a year! They just say delist and it's done?"
I sighed and opened my account: the monthly interest from @usddio just arrived, enough to buy back half of his lost position.
He was stunned hearing the transfer notification: "You... you still have money?"
I said: "It's not that I have money left, it's that my money is not waiting to die in altcoins."
Have you also noticed that the fiercest reaper in the crypto world is not the market makers, but the exchanges?
A coin that was trading normally yesterday received a notice that sentenced it to death:
Liquidity dries up instantly (orders can't be sold)
Price ankle chopping (a 90% drop is considered polite)
Ridiculous cross-exchange price differences (withdrawal fees are more expensive than the coins)
But very few remind you:
When you are obsessed with the dream of getting rich from altcoins, your principal is nakedly 'counting down to delisting.'
So why did I change my core position to@usddio?
Because it gave me three 'immortal gold medals':
Delisting immunity—stable assets never go to zero, even if exchanges clear out, they can’t reach it;
Liquidity black hole—USDD trading pairs always have ample depth, there’s no 'not being able to sell';
Crisis profits—when the market is more panicked, the USDD ecosystem interest rates are higher, while others are cutting losses, I’m collecting interest.
Today at noon, Big Lei was staring at the market, watching the BICO/BTC trading pair disappear.
He murmured, "Six months of research, wiped out overnight…"
I showed him my 'anti-delisting strategy':
80% of funds are in @usddio earning interest (core position)
15% of funds only play with mainstream coins (BTC/ETH)
5% of funds are for entertainment in altcoins (losing it all doesn't affect life)
"You see, Binance can delist 100 altcoins," I pointed at the account, "but my USDD can always be liquidated around $1."
If you also fear becoming the 'next delisted victim,' remember these three iron rules:
1. Exchange announcements are the final ultimatum, not an opportunity to get in
2. The less popular the position, the uglier the death
3. The safety of the principal is always more important than the story of getting rich
Specific operations:
Immediately check positions, if there's 'delisting risk coin' switch to @usddio immediately
Keep altcoin positions within 5% of total assets
Investing with USDD interest, losses do not hurt the bones
The most ruthless part of this 'anti-cut strategy' is:
When Binance cleans up altcoins, you not only remain unscathed but also use interest to pick up cheap chips.
Finally, a heartfelt statement:
In the crypto world, the ones who survive to the end are not the best at picking altcoins, but those who understand how to avoid the reapers.
While others gamble on the next hundredfold in altcoins, you are steadily collecting rent in @usddio;
When others' coins are 'expelled' by exchanges, your assets are growing and thriving.
Following @usddio is not about rejecting opportunities, but about making a choice—
With absolute liquidity, defeat the uncertainties of the market.
#USDD shows trust through stability, becoming a perpetual safe haven during the exchange cleanup.
