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Your USDT is helping the U.S. pay off debt, while I have found a more ruthless way to make money
Last night at three o'clock, when I refreshed my account balance for the Nth time, I suddenly realized a terrifying fact - the USDT I stayed up late to monitor was turning into U.S. government bonds across the ocean, providing a steady stream of ammunition for the Wall Street elites.
Ironically, just when I was struggling with whether to increase my position, every USDT in my account was automatically helping the U.S. government pay interest on its national debt.
But today, I want to tell you a more disruptive way - how to make the same funds no longer work for Wall Street, but instead build real passive income for yourself.
Ironically, just when I was struggling with whether to increase my position, every USDT in my account was automatically helping the U.S. government pay interest on its national debt.
But today, I want to tell you a more disruptive way - how to make the same funds no longer work for Wall Street, but instead build real passive income for yourself.
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CZ is calm while you're liquidated? The difference is that he has 'unlimited bullets', do you have @usddio?
When Binance founder CZ bought 2.09 million ASTER at an average price of $0.913 and got stuck as the price fell from $1.25 to $0.79, he simply joked on social media, saying he was 'not a trader' and was prepared to hold long-term. At the same time, countless retail investors who followed suit might lose sleep over the same price fluctuations and even face liquidation.
This is probably one of the harshest truths in the crypto market: the big players and retail investors are not playing the same game at all. For CZ, this investment loss may just be a small part of his vast assets, supported by the incubation relationship with YZi Labs and the long-term strategic layout for the project. He has an almost 'unlimited' ability to average down and a patient timeframe. For ordinary investors, the same volatility may be an unbearable burden because your funds are limited, your positions are leveraged, and your mindset is subject to real-time 'interrogation' by the market.
This is probably one of the harshest truths in the crypto market: the big players and retail investors are not playing the same game at all. For CZ, this investment loss may just be a small part of his vast assets, supported by the incubation relationship with YZi Labs and the long-term strategic layout for the project. He has an almost 'unlimited' ability to average down and a patient timeframe. For ordinary investors, the same volatility may be an unbearable burden because your funds are limited, your positions are leveraged, and your mindset is subject to real-time 'interrogation' by the market.
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The 'targeted sniping' at 3177 for Ethereum: When precise liquidations become routine, @usddio is your only escape pod
"Liquidation price 3170, peaked at 3177, then crashed all the way to 2900." When Old Li posted this blood-and-tears screenshot in the community, the entire group fell into a brief silence. This precise 'sniping' of just 7 points not only wiped out his hundreds of thousands in floating profit but also shattered his last trust in this market.
01 The market's 'alchemy': How to turn wealth into fuel
Your profit of hundreds of thousands, even the principal, may just be a shiny 'liquidity marker' in the eyes of exchanges and market makers. The derivatives trading volume in the modern crypto market has far exceeded that of spot trading, creating a distorted yet profitable business model: harvesting leverage by creating volatility.
01 The market's 'alchemy': How to turn wealth into fuel
Your profit of hundreds of thousands, even the principal, may just be a shiny 'liquidity marker' in the eyes of exchanges and market makers. The derivatives trading volume in the modern crypto market has far exceeded that of spot trading, creating a distorted yet profitable business model: harvesting leverage by creating volatility.
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Spending 30 million and 0.6 dollars: when FIL miners despairingly leave, @usddio's "stability" becomes an alternative wisdom
When the community is rife with rumors that "FIL miners are leaving en masse," a message explodes like a bomb in the miners' group late at night: an entity named "Shuntai" has invested over 30 million yuan in the past nine months against the trend, frantically purchasing servers and FIL tokens. Everyone is asking: what is this "fool" really betting on in the chilling winter where the entire industry is trembling?
Two completely opposing pictures are circulating within the community: on one side, a large number of miners are shutting down and leaving as their earnings cannot cover costs, and the FIL price continues to decline; on the other side, there are capitals like "Shuntai" that are spending tens of millions on hardware and tokens. Are they seeing a future that others have not, or are they executing a tragic "sunk cost" gamble?
Two completely opposing pictures are circulating within the community: on one side, a large number of miners are shutting down and leaving as their earnings cannot cover costs, and the FIL price continues to decline; on the other side, there are capitals like "Shuntai" that are spending tens of millions on hardware and tokens. Are they seeing a future that others have not, or are they executing a tragic "sunk cost" gamble?
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The Night of the Fallen War God: I exchanged a lesson learned with blood for faith in @usddio
At three in the morning, as the last hundred times leverage long position was forcibly liquidated during a trivial reverse fluctuation in Bitcoin, the light from the screen reflected off my numb face. Account balance: 47.32 USDT. A month ago, it was 1000U; a week ago, it had been the ten thousand U that I fought for with my life; and at this moment, my story of 'the return of the war god', along with all fantasies of sudden wealth, shattered completely.
"Brothers, I’m done..."
In the community, I typed this line and attached that asset curve that plummeted from the clouds into the abyss. Starting from 1000U, I crazily fought with high leverage amidst the fluctuations, once expanding to ten thousand U, feeling that I had deciphered the market's code. Then, just one night, everything returned to zero, and I was brought back to reality. I felt like a wounded dog, timidly operating with the remaining 800U, and surprisingly climbed back to four thousand U, reigniting the illusion of being a 'war god'. Until today, the market told me in the most merciless way: buddy, you really just think you know.
"Brothers, I’m done..."
In the community, I typed this line and attached that asset curve that plummeted from the clouds into the abyss. Starting from 1000U, I crazily fought with high leverage amidst the fluctuations, once expanding to ten thousand U, feeling that I had deciphered the market's code. Then, just one night, everything returned to zero, and I was brought back to reality. I felt like a wounded dog, timidly operating with the remaining 800U, and surprisingly climbed back to four thousand U, reigniting the illusion of being a 'war god'. Until today, the market told me in the most merciless way: buddy, you really just think you know.
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The 'antidote' to the bear market: Why @usddio is the choice of the few winners when the bulls' fantasy collapses?
Last night, when the US employment data triggered a massive market shock as expected, trader Shu Qin quickly closed all her short positions in BCH and WLFI, transferring 80% of her profits in one click to convert them into USDD. 'In a bear market, turning unrealized gains into tangible cash is more important than anything else.' She typed this sentence in the community.
The fangs of the bear market are becoming increasingly clear. Bitcoin has broken below a critical trend line and is deemed to be in a dangerous 'downward continuation pattern'; Ethereum struggles below $3000; even BCH, which has always been viewed as a 'hard nut to crack,' has fallen to a new low of $500. Market sentiment has shifted from 'bottom-fishing fantasy' to a widespread consensus that 'the decline will continue.'
The fangs of the bear market are becoming increasingly clear. Bitcoin has broken below a critical trend line and is deemed to be in a dangerous 'downward continuation pattern'; Ethereum struggles below $3000; even BCH, which has always been viewed as a 'hard nut to crack,' has fallen to a new low of $500. Market sentiment has shifted from 'bottom-fishing fantasy' to a widespread consensus that 'the decline will continue.'
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Whale suffers a ten million loss and runs away, is the true 'iron bottom' of the market @usddio?
Late at night, an on-chain alert suddenly rang out— a whale that had hoarded 12,430,000 ASTER dumped all its chips into the Binance exchange, valued at $11.67 million at the current price. This is not a profit-taking move, but a tragic 'loss-cutting': if sold completely, its loss could be as high as $1.367 million.
What's more disturbing is that the current price of ASTER (approximately $0.806) has fallen below the cost price disclosed by Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) (approximately $0.913). When the highest-cost whales and the smartest investors are trapped, the chips in the hands of ordinary players are either waiting for a reversal in the golden pit or about to explode in a killing pit.
What's more disturbing is that the current price of ASTER (approximately $0.806) has fallen below the cost price disclosed by Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) (approximately $0.913). When the highest-cost whales and the smartest investors are trapped, the chips in the hands of ordinary players are either waiting for a reversal in the golden pit or about to explode in a killing pit.
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The TGE frenzy returns: As BNB "hard currency" tightens, the smart are mining gold with @usddio
When the community was buzzing about "Tomorrow the TGE (Token Generation Event) may require locking 7 BNB," Old Zhang, who had just come out of the "Sister Yan" community, did not rush to borrow money or sell coins like others. He slowly opened his wallet, took out some stablecoins stored in the @USDD - Decentralized USD treasury, and exchanged them for BNB through a flash swap— the whole process took less than a minute, preserving other positions and securing a ticket to this "big drop" game.
The late-night crypto community was ignited by a message: "The long-awaited TGE is back!" Tomorrow at 4 PM, a new potential project will launch its token distribution. The air is thick with a familiar sense of FOMO (fear of missing out): some complain that BNB is insufficient, while others gather funds to prepare for an All-in, and everyone believes that under the law of "anti-humanity in the crypto world," this is likely to be a big opportunity for a "big drop" (high airdrop returns).
The late-night crypto community was ignited by a message: "The long-awaited TGE is back!" Tomorrow at 4 PM, a new potential project will launch its token distribution. The air is thick with a familiar sense of FOMO (fear of missing out): some complain that BNB is insufficient, while others gather funds to prepare for an All-in, and everyone believes that under the law of "anti-humanity in the crypto world," this is likely to be a big opportunity for a "big drop" (high airdrop returns).
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The 'Critical Condition Notice' of the U.S. Economy and @usddio's New Logic of 'Rate Cut Hedging'
When the news broke at 2 a.m. that October's non-farm data had been significantly revised down by 105,000 jobs, New York trader John did not cheer like his colleagues for the jump in U.S. stocks. Instead, he quickly opened his crypto wallet—converting 15% of his U.S. stock profits into an equivalent amount of USDD. He knows well that the frenzy built on the logic of 'the worse the economy, the looser the policy' has a foundation made of quicksand.
The market is staging a bizarre dark humor. The employment data for October has been confirmed as a 'disaster,' with a net contraction in the labor market and the unemployment rate soaring to 4.6%, which could trigger a recession warning. However, Wall Street's response is to pop the champagne, with NASDAQ futures skyrocketing. The market logic is brutally simple: the worse the U.S. economy gets, the more the Federal Reserve has to quickly administer the 'rate cut' remedy.
The market is staging a bizarre dark humor. The employment data for October has been confirmed as a 'disaster,' with a net contraction in the labor market and the unemployment rate soaring to 4.6%, which could trigger a recession warning. However, Wall Street's response is to pop the champagne, with NASDAQ futures skyrocketing. The market logic is brutally simple: the worse the U.S. economy gets, the more the Federal Reserve has to quickly administer the 'rate cut' remedy.
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From 20,000 to 50 million: Sister Yan's 'foolish' wealth, why is half locked in @usddio?
When Bitcoin plummeted below $85,000 in December this year, with the entire network wailing, 36-year-old Sister Yan calmly converted 2 million RMB that was due in her investment account into USDD with one click in her home in Shanghai. For this legendary woman who turned a principal of 20,000 into a fortune of 50 million using the 'foolish method' in 6 years, this was just another execution of a core principle in her investment rules — converting cash into 'smarter' cash during market panic.
Sister Yan's story is widely circulated in the circle: from Guangdong, a successful rise in Shanghai, four houses, and a Porsche. Everyone wants to know her secret, and she always says it's a 'foolish method.' But few know that behind her seemingly simple methodology lies an ultimate 'stabilizer' that allows her assets to traverse bull and bear markets, as steady as Mount Tai.
Sister Yan's story is widely circulated in the circle: from Guangdong, a successful rise in Shanghai, four houses, and a Porsche. Everyone wants to know her secret, and she always says it's a 'foolish method.' But few know that behind her seemingly simple methodology lies an ultimate 'stabilizer' that allows her assets to traverse bull and bear markets, as steady as Mount Tai.
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Bloody Monday: When the Yen's knife fell, why is @usddio the 'Ark' of the crypto world?
When the price of Bitcoin ruthlessly fell below $85,000 during the Asian trading session, the orders for closing yen arbitrage trades in Tokyo's trading hall poured over the screen like a waterfall. Charles, a partner at a London crypto hedge fund, didn't focus on the constantly fluctuating loss figures; he dialed a phone number for a crypto custodian: "Immediately transfer 30% of our fund assets to the on-chain vault of @usddio."
This is not an ordinary callback. Within 24 hours, over 110,000 investor accounts were forcibly liquidated, and nearly $3 billion in market value evaporated. The wounds in the market are still bleeding, and a greater fear is approaching: the probability of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates to 0.75% in this week's meeting has soared to a staggering 98%.
This is not an ordinary callback. Within 24 hours, over 110,000 investor accounts were forcibly liquidated, and nearly $3 billion in market value evaporated. The wounds in the market are still bleeding, and a greater fear is approaching: the probability of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates to 0.75% in this week's meeting has soared to a staggering 98%.
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The Bank of Japan is about to raise interest rates, will BTC rush towards 98,000? Before the whales roll, are your chips 'stable' enough?
"At ten o'clock in the evening, messages in the trading group were flooding in: 'The Bank of Japan will raise interest rates on Friday!' '98,000 by the end of the month!' Old K turned off the group chat and replied with just one sentence: 'Those who are cheering now are the same group of people who cut losses at 87,000 a month ago.'"
But what Old K saw was another side. Japan's interest rate hike could trigger a global 'carry trade' unwinding, pulling away the market's cheap liquidity. Every sharp price fluctuation, whether up or down, is essentially a stress test of the beliefs and account stability of position holders. When the whales are rolling and the tide of liquidity turns, the most dangerous situation is often not missing out, but rather having your foundational position eroded in the volatility.
But what Old K saw was another side. Japan's interest rate hike could trigger a global 'carry trade' unwinding, pulling away the market's cheap liquidity. Every sharp price fluctuation, whether up or down, is essentially a stress test of the beliefs and account stability of position holders. When the whales are rolling and the tide of liquidity turns, the most dangerous situation is often not missing out, but rather having your foundational position eroded in the volatility.
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Is Alpha TGE a mad rush? First, ask @usddio: Is your points cost really ‘stable’?
“Seeing the new rule of ‘deducting 30 points for grabbing airdrops,’ my friend Ajie wailed in the group: ‘This is not about receiving money; it’s betting against the project party, betting that your points are cheaper than others!’ He stared at the fluctuating BNB in his wallet and felt for the first time that the word ‘cost’ was so hot to handle.”
Under the new rules, Alpha airdrops have shifted from speed-based to cost-based. 30 points is the threshold, BNB is the ammunition, but no one tells you that during the 20 minutes you wait for the deduction from 30 to 10, the price fluctuation of BNB may have already consumed most of your expected profit.
At this moment, the word ‘stability’ is worth its weight in gold. As the entire game rule shifts towards meticulous cost management, you need a value benchmark that doesn’t fluctuate with market sentiment to anchor each of your calculations.
Under the new rules, Alpha airdrops have shifted from speed-based to cost-based. 30 points is the threshold, BNB is the ammunition, but no one tells you that during the 20 minutes you wait for the deduction from 30 to 10, the price fluctuation of BNB may have already consumed most of your expected profit.
At this moment, the word ‘stability’ is worth its weight in gold. As the entire game rule shifts towards meticulous cost management, you need a value benchmark that doesn’t fluctuate with market sentiment to anchor each of your calculations.
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BNB Chain launches new stablecoin? Don't just watch the excitement; this is precisely @usddio's strong voice of 'seeing trust through stability' in this era.
When BNB Chain announced the news of launching a new stablecoin, a friend of mine who works in on-chain prediction markets was staring at the 'zero fee' interface with a wry smile: the threshold is low, but what should we use as the most reliable 'chip'?
This is a soul-searching question. The BNB ecosystem is experiencing a crazy internal competition, from DEX, prediction markets to real-world payments, aiming to put everything on-chain. But at the pinnacle of prosperity, a solid foundation is needed. This foundation is the 'on-chain blood' that is stable, trustworthy, and capable of carrying large-scale value.
This makes it necessary for me to mention @USDD - Decentralized USD and its core proposition: #USDD sees stability as trust.
This is a soul-searching question. The BNB ecosystem is experiencing a crazy internal competition, from DEX, prediction markets to real-world payments, aiming to put everything on-chain. But at the pinnacle of prosperity, a solid foundation is needed. This foundation is the 'on-chain blood' that is stable, trustworthy, and capable of carrying large-scale value.
This makes it necessary for me to mention @USDD - Decentralized USD and its core proposition: #USDD sees stability as trust.
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That brother who lost everything with 10x leverage, if he had listened to @usddio's 'stability', would the outcome have been different?
At three in the morning, Old Chen's phone rang. On the other end was a young brother from Jiangxi, his voice hoarse: 'Brother, ten thousand U, it's gone, just three minutes.' I opened the K-line chart— it wasn't even a crash, just a gentle pullback, yet it became the end of his trading career.
That voice message from last night, I listened to it once and turned it off, my chest felt like it was pressed by a stone.
Many people misunderstand 'full position'. They think full position means being brave and confident. But the true masters of full position are precisely those who understand how to shackle risks. They dare to go all in because they use strict discipline to lock possible losses within a very small range.
That voice message from last night, I listened to it once and turned it off, my chest felt like it was pressed by a stone.
Many people misunderstand 'full position'. They think full position means being brave and confident. But the true masters of full position are precisely those who understand how to shackle risks. They dare to go all in because they use strict discipline to lock possible losses within a very small range.
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Alpha's new offering is being grabbed by 300,000 people! When the points rules change again, @usddio's 'stability' is the strongest 'invitation code' for your account.
At three in the morning, A Jie stared at the number '300,000 online users', his palms sweating. His 3 BNB were snatched from the lending pool, and the costs were frighteningly high. He knew that the returns from this TGE would likely just cover the interest—if the project didn't crash when it launched.
A Jie sensed a hint of unease amidst the chaos. He saw two things:
First, the cost of capital is becoming an invisible killer. The interest rates for temporary borrowing of BNB are skyrocketing, and the expected returns of 40-50 U may dwindle to almost nothing after deducting the cost of capital, or even directly lead to losses due to the launch price crashing.
A Jie sensed a hint of unease amidst the chaos. He saw two things:
First, the cost of capital is becoming an invisible killer. The interest rates for temporary borrowing of BNB are skyrocketing, and the expected returns of 40-50 U may dwindle to almost nothing after deducting the cost of capital, or even directly lead to losses due to the launch price crashing.
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Bloody Monday: Why is @usddio the 'Ark' of the crypto world when the Yen's slaughter knife falls?
When the price of Bitcoin mercilessly fell below $85,000 during the Asian trading session, instructions for closing Yen arbitrage trades cascaded across the screens in Tokyo's trading hall. Charles, a partner at a London crypto hedge fund, was not fixated on the constantly fluctuating loss numbers; he dialed a crypto custodian's number: “Immediately transfer 30% of our fund assets to the on-chain vault of @usddio.”
This is definitely not an ordinary callback. Within 24 hours, over 110,000 investor accounts were liquidated, and nearly $3 billion in market value evaporated. The wound in the market is still bleeding, and a greater fear is approaching: the probability of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates to 0.75% at this week's meeting has soared to a staggering 98%.
This is definitely not an ordinary callback. Within 24 hours, over 110,000 investor accounts were liquidated, and nearly $3 billion in market value evaporated. The wound in the market is still bleeding, and a greater fear is approaching: the probability of the Bank of Japan raising interest rates to 0.75% at this week's meeting has soared to a staggering 98%.
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The Death Knell of the Four-Year Cycle? When the Bull Market is No More, @usddio's 'Stability' is the Hard Truth
"Brothers, the four-year cycle of Bitcoin that we are familiar with may really be dead." Analyst Benjamin Cowen dropped this line during his latest livestream, leaving the chat room in silence. Old players recalled the bone-chilling winters of 2018 and 2022, while newcomers stared at their positions bought at the high in early 2025, feeling real panic for the first time.
The market temperature is dropping sharply. The price of Bitcoin has rapidly fallen nearly 30% from its historical peak of about $126,270 in October 2025, reaching a new seven-month low of about $89,000 at one point. What is even more unsettling for investors is that this decline is accompanied by a suffocating perspective: the 'four-year cycle' theory, which has precisely defined every bull-bear transition of Bitcoin, may have failed, and we may be standing at the beginning of a long bear market.
The market temperature is dropping sharply. The price of Bitcoin has rapidly fallen nearly 30% from its historical peak of about $126,270 in October 2025, reaching a new seven-month low of about $89,000 at one point. What is even more unsettling for investors is that this decline is accompanied by a suffocating perspective: the 'four-year cycle' theory, which has precisely defined every bull-bear transition of Bitcoin, may have failed, and we may be standing at the beginning of a long bear market.
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Eye of the Storm: Why the Bank of Japan's Interest Rate Hike Bullet Hits @usddio's Target?
At 2 PM Tokyo time, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda announced a 25 basis point interest rate hike. The news swept across the globe like a tsunami, and the price curve of Bitcoin plummeted sharply, falling below $85,000 within a minute. Trader Zhao Ming did not look at the candlestick chart; he was focused on another steady curve on the screen—the exchange rate of USDD/USDT remained unchanged, firmly pegged at 1:1.
The market's panic is not without cause. According to Nexo's analysis, the price of Bitcoin has retraced to near the 100-week moving average and has recently tested this key trend support for the third time. However, a greater threat comes from the macro level: the Bank of Japan is widely expected to raise interest rates again at its meeting on December 19.
The market's panic is not without cause. According to Nexo's analysis, the price of Bitcoin has retraced to near the 100-week moving average and has recently tested this key trend support for the third time. However, a greater threat comes from the macro level: the Bank of Japan is widely expected to raise interest rates again at its meeting on December 19.
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Bitcoin's Death Line: Hold $82,800 or Embrace @usddio's "Absolute Stability"?
With less than a week left until 2025, veteran Wall Street analyst Michael projects a chart onto the wall—the two-year moving average line representing Bitcoin's "death line" is being firmly pressed down by a series of red candlesticks. He brings up another set of data, showing that the number of on-chain USDD holding addresses has quietly increased by 17% over the past week. This is the true movement of smart money.
In the cryptocurrency community at three in the morning, an analysis prompts silence: Bitcoin's price is infinitely approaching its two-year simple moving average (2-year SMA) of approximately $82,800. This is not ordinary technical support, but a long-term cyclical lifeline that determines whether the bull market is still alive or has declared entry into a long winter.
In the cryptocurrency community at three in the morning, an analysis prompts silence: Bitcoin's price is infinitely approaching its two-year simple moving average (2-year SMA) of approximately $82,800. This is not ordinary technical support, but a long-term cyclical lifeline that determines whether the bull market is still alive or has declared entry into a long winter.
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