Yesterday I came across a piece of news that shocked me: Huang Qifan predicts that the RMB will gradually appreciate to around 6.0 in the next ten years. This old gentleman's judgments in the economic field have always been very accurate; his prediction of Chongqing's housing prices left countless people in awe.
Looking again at the Binance U price, it has already dropped to 6.91, down 5.48% from the high of 7.3. The group is filled with wails: "Even holding U loses money in a bear market!" "Even passing dogs get cut once!"
At that moment, I suddenly woke up: when fiat currency fluctuations can easily swallow your stablecoin value, the so-called "holding U for hedging" is simply a false proposition. We escaped the plummeting coin prices, but we couldn't escape the knife-like cuts of the exchange rate.
In the next moment, I made a decision: no longer passively holding USDT, but instead directing funds towards new fronts like @falcon_finance that can actively create cross-chain returns.
A friend laughed at me, saying, “It’s just exchange rate fluctuations, you’re overreacting, right?”
I asked him, “When you find that 'stablecoins' are not stable, do you continue to pray that the exchange rate does not fluctuate, or do you seek a return system that does not rely on any fiat currency?”
I know all too well that once the trend of RMB appreciation is established, holding USDT is essentially shorting the RMB—this is an invisible chronic blood loss for domestic players. But Falcon Finance offers another possibility: allowing your assets to jump out of the fiat pricing system and enter a value-added cycle driven by cross-chain returns.
Why Falcon? Because it does not bet on the rise and fall of the RMB nor on the highs and lows of USDT. Its core is to algorithmically aggregate the highest return opportunities across multiple public chains, allowing your assets to self-appreciate in the crypto-native ecosystem. Whether the RMB appreciates or depreciates, $FF represents the pricing of the ability to capture cross-chain returns.
It's like two worlds: on one side, the tumultuous waves of fiat currency exchange rates, where you can only go with the flow; on the other side, the tranquil deep currents of cross-chain returns, where you use technology to build your own Noah's Ark. I choose the latter because true 'hedging' is not about swapping for another fiat currency anchor, but about completely breaking away from the logic of fiat currency fluctuations.
Falcon's cross-chain engine is the 'financial ark blueprint' of this era. While others are still tangled up in 'whether to hold USDT or exchange for RMB,' I have already laid out the next decade's crypto-native return network.
So, if you also feel powerless about 'losing money while holding USDT,' you might want to think about a more fundamental question: are your assets still tied to the chariot of fiat exchange rates, or are they migrating to a new land driven by code and cross-chain consensus?
My migration has already begun from $FF .
