There’s no other reason; it’s simply because trading USDT has become extremely risky, making it difficult to deposit and withdraw funds. Buying is troublesome, and selling is also troublesome.
Fraud prevention is monitored not only from the app side but also from the Alipay, WeChat, and bank card ports, making it seem like they are completely blocking virtual currencies.
Now virtual currencies are completely mixed with the black and gray industrial chain, making them impossible to distinguish. If you buy or sell USDT, you will definitely be investigated.
Who knows what you bought it for? Is it for buying virtual currencies, engaging in online gambling, committing fraud, or something else?
I’ve had the police come to my door twice this year for buying USDT; you tell me if that’s annoying. The fraud prevention side is even more aggressive; when they call, it’s almost like they’re directly scolding you.
I’ve said before that Alipay has been taken over, and now they’ve frozen my account again. But does Alipay have the right to freeze users' funds at will?
Look at how you all go silent when the prices drop; today’s liquidation has caused countless people to go to zero, right? I’ve long said that exchanges will clear positions irregularly. It’s either a skyrocketing rise or a plummeting fall, clearing contract positions. Such a decline, even 3x contracts can't withstand it and will be liquidated.
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