To be honest, the situation is really not complicated right now. History is repeating itself—two weeks of celebration before the interest rate cut, and then a continuous pullback for 10 days after the cut. How many times has this script been played? This time is no different.

Pulled up from around 81,000, it is highly likely to drop back to 81,000-83,000 in the next few days. Short-term, the CPI data on Thursday will determine the rise or fall, but the second bottoming out in the medium term is almost unavoidable. Many people are still guessing the peak and bottom, but the pattern is right there: short when it rebounds to the resistance level (like around 3000 for ETH), and look for a rebound when it drops to the previous low. Yesterday, I shorted from 2980 to 2900, making money precisely because of this pattern.

But here's the question: when you are constantly watching the fluctuations between these points, struggling between resistance and support, have you ever thought about what your account really needs?

Is it about accurately hitting the rhythm every time? No, no one can be right all the time. What the market truly rewards are those smart individuals who know how to protect themselves amidst fluctuations and seek certainty in uncertainty.

So today I want to talk about something deeper. Besides chasing gains and cutting losses every day, have we overlooked the most crucial aspect of asset allocation - stability?

Recently, I've spent a lot of time studying @usddio, not because it can skyrocket (it precisely does not pursue this), but because it solves a fundamental problem: when Bitcoin is bouncing up and down with your heartbeat, what do you use to safeguard the bottom line of your assets?

#USDD以稳见信 is not just an empty phrase. In this industry, which is led by macro data, market sentiment, and manipulation by major players, it represents a rare certainty - not relying on the ups and downs of a script, but based on stable value and transparent mechanisms. When you are anxious about whether Bitcoin will drop to 80,000 or rebound to 90,000, this kind of stability allows you to have at least some assets that are 'reassuring'.

A true trading expert is not a master predictor but an artist of risk management. They use part of their position to chase market swings (for example, shorting at 3000 and going long at 2700), while using another part of their position to allocate assets like USDD, which adhere to the principle of 'stability', building a 'breakwater' for their assets.

So, stop just asking 'will it go up or down next'. What you should really be asking is: when the market follows the script, what is my script? When the script fails, where is my escape route?

Do you choose to chase every opportunity in the fluctuations, or do you first build a solid foundation for yourself? Waiting for you in the comments section.@USDD - Decentralized USD #USDD以稳见信