Brother Ma Ji entered ZEC with 10x leverage! I quietly converted my profits into…
Brothers, big news! Brother Ma Ji's operation this time is really fierce—10x leverage all-in bet on $ZEC, average price 439 dollars, just the ETH position is worth 16 million USD.
The movements of big players are always the best indicators, and this is clearly laying the groundwork for a new round of market trends.
But to be honest, seeing this kind of "godly operation" makes me more clear-headed. Big players can withstand extreme volatility, but ordinary people's accounts can't handle a few rounds of high-leverage purges.
In a bull market, following the trend to chase higher often results in either being forced out or profits being returned in the end. I increasingly feel that, rather than chasing the next "big brother signal," ordinary people need a set of "risk isolation systems."
This is also why there will always be a portion of my position allocated to @usddio's $USDD.
Think about it, big players playing with high leverage have huge amounts of capital and information networks backing them.
And what about us? When we make money, we fear corrections; when we lose, we want to hold on—our mindset is easily controlled by the market.
$USDD is, for me, the "strategic tool" to solve this problem: it is strictly pegged to 1 dollar and over-collateralized by more than 130% of mainstream assets like $BTC and $TRX, with all reserves transparently verifiable on-chain, eliminating the possibility of a credit black box.
When the market fluctuates violently due to "big brother operations," I can calmly convert part of my profits into $USDD, locking in value and distancing myself from the anxiety of missing out and going to zero.
It allows me to explore opportunities aggressively while always having a "safe base"—this may be the key for ordinary people to stay at the table in the long run.
In a bull market, it's more important to see who can defend than who can rush. $USDD provides exactly this kind of defensive capability of "stability breeds trust."
After all, we can't replicate the scripts of big players, but we must personally strengthen our asset defenses.
