Just now, the on-chain alarm suddenly went off: that mysterious big shot who precisely shorted after the '10·11 flash crash' suddenly deposited 10,000 ETH to Binance through two addresses, worth 29.2 million dollars! The group exploded in an instant, and everyone was guessing: 'Is this going to dump the market? Or is it preparing to short?'
But the most magical part is that this person is opening long positions while transferring huge amounts of ETH to the exchange—it's like shouting 'I'm bullish' while secretly dumping on the market.
Looking at the glaring on-chain record, I felt a chill down my back. The next second, I made a decision: to liquidate all ETH positions and convert the funds into USDD from @usddio.
A friend scolded me anxiously: 'What if they are just cashing out? Aren't you overreacting?'
I countered him: 'When you see 'insider players' starting to make these contradictory moves, do you think they are there to give you money, or to make you confused?'
I know all too well that the most dangerous signal in the crypto world is never a crash, but rather when you can't understand what the big shots are doing. They might be laying out a strategy or planting mines, but one thing is certain - you will always be a step behind in knowing the truth.
But USDD allows me to break free from this 'guessing game'. Its value does not depend on any big shot's moves, but solely on 130%+ on-chain over-collateralization. I don't need to guess 'will 10,000 ETH crash the market', because my assets are not on this chessboard at all.
It's like two worlds: one side is the poker table, where the experts are bluffing and the retail investors are guessing the hole cards; the other side is the bank vault, where your assets are locked in a transparent safe, no one can peek, and no one can tamper with it. The essence of #USDD is to let you transform from a 'participant at the table' to a 'vault owner.'
So, the next time you see 'big shots making mysterious moves', don't just guess. Ask yourself: are your assets on a betting table that others can manipulate at will, or in a transparent vault that you fully control?
My answer has already switched to the latter.
