Early in the morning, the circle was buzzing again: HSBC + ZhongAn, the 'best combination' for cashing out in the crypto world, and starting from January 1st, there will be a monthly management fee of 100 after opening a card... It seems that if you don't go to Hong Kong to get a card, you will miss the last opportunity.

So you see: some people make appointments overnight, some brave the rain to cross the border, and some carefully write 'savings investment' on the form, not mentioning the four words 'cryptocurrency'—as if they are doing something shameful.

When did we start to become so humble for the sake of using our own money?

What are we really avoiding?
What we are avoiding is the 'unfriendliness' of traditional banks towards cryptocurrencies, the 'risk control review' that makes it difficult to explain the source of funds, and the 'daily fear' that every large transfer could be frozen.

But evasion does not solve problems. Today you obtained a HSBC card, tomorrow there may be new regulations; today Zhong'an can still be used, tomorrow it may no longer be 'crypto-friendly'. Relying on others' rules for freedom will always lead to passivity.

Is there a possibility — that we no longer have to cater to the old system, but instead redefine 'freedom of withdrawal' in a new way?

This is precisely what @usddio is doing.

It does not teach you how to 'disguise' in front of the bank, but fundamentally establish a credible, transparent, and compliant stable system, allowing crypto assets to smoothly connect with the real economy, no longer relying on 'gray channels.'

When you say #USDD is seen as stable, you mean:

  • Asset credibility: Every transaction is traceable and verifiable, with no need to hide 'where the money comes from' from the bank.

  • System stability: Not relying on the policy changes of a single bank, but rather building on an open and sustainable mechanism.

  • Autonomy of use: Your assets are under your control, without having to appease the bank, and no need to pay 'management fees' for freedom.

The true 'freedom of withdrawal' in the future is not about how many foreign cards you hold, but that the assets you possess are widely recognized and seamlessly circulated.

Instead of risking and spending energy to maintain a 'fragile channel', it is better to focus on those protocols that are genuinely closing the loop.

Perhaps soon, you will find: Freedom never requires queuing up to apply for it.

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