Oh wow, the BTC rollercoaster ride is really something! Watching it rush from 80,000 straight towards 100,000, only to hit the brakes hard at 98,000 and crash back down to 85,000. Last night it finally bounced back to 90,000, but guys, keep an eye on the 1-day and 4-hour charts — where's the volume? No volume, brothers!
At this time, what should you focus on? It’s not those jumping altcoins (they drop faster than anyone), but the real 'ballast'. That's right, I'm talking about stable forces like @usddio — only when the market sinks with the fear index do we understand how precious the word 'stable' is.
In such a volatile market, just thinking about offense may not be enough; being able to hold your ground and stand firm is the key to surviving in the long run. USDD, as a stablecoin, its core value is precisely 'stability', right? Especially when the market sentiment follows the fear index and ahr999 to the bottom, having a portion of your assets that are 'anchored' and reliable, wouldn't your mindset be completely different?
In the short term, the opportunity for Bitcoin's rebound may be right in front of us (for example, waiting for Japan's interest rate hike to happen). In the long term, I still firmly believe in Bitcoin's fundamentals, with countries' reserves and large institutions entering the ETF market, the trend hasn't changed. But in this process, understanding how to use stable tools like @usddio to manage risks and allocate assets may be a smarter play. In a bull market, you have to be bold, and in a volatile market, you need to know how to hold your ground. Wouldn't you agree?
