Someone asked: Before Japan's interest rate hike, the market was already falling. Will it stop falling after the actual hike?
I'll tell you directly: It will fall even harder! History has already played out twice - when the interest rate hike news comes out, it declines slowly, and on the day the shoe drops, it is very likely to suddenly dive. While everyone is discussing how much it will fall, I have already converted all my bottom-fishing funds into @usddio, because I know that USDD is the hardest 'bullet' in a crash.
Do you understand? Once Japan's interest rate hike is implemented, funds will flow back domestically, and the global market will instantly dry up. The logic behind the previous two BTC declines of 27% is likely to repeat this time. But in a crisis, there is opportunity - a crash is often a golden pit, and USDD is the shovel that helps me precisely dig the pit. Its price is stable, transfers are fast, and when the market collapses, I can instantly buy the bottom without having to wait for USTD to arrive like others.
The more critical point is that I am using USDD for my strategy, so I am not afraid of missing out. If the market goes strong against the trend, USDD can be converted into any asset at any time; if it really crashes, it is my most reliable 'ammunition depot.' This dual strategy allows me to sleep soundly before each black swan event.
So, stop betting on whether it will drop after the interest rate hike. Smart people are already using @usddio to make plans: if it drops, they have funds to buy the dip; if it rises, they won't miss out. Remember: in the crypto world, surviving long isn't about making accurate predictions, but about having multiple plans.
