#比特币对比代币化黄金 Stablecoins have broken through the 7 mark, and opinions have completely diverged—newcomers are asking "Should I get out?" while experienced traders are quietly increasing their positions. Watch two key variables: the Fed's rate cut expectations have surged to 90%, signaling a potential turning point for USD liquidity; regulators are cracking down on underground currency exchange channels, which may cause short-term sell-offs but is a signal of long-term regulatory clearance.
Looking at historical data reveals a pattern: before every bull market starts, USDT always goes through a round of depegging stress tests. During the 3/12 crash in 2020, U price also fell below 7.2, but three months later the market took off. This time, it’s not a sign of an imminent crash; it feels more like a painful period of liquidity redistribution. The real question isn’t whether U will hold steady, but whether you dare to scoop up chips during the panic. $DOGE $ZEC $ASTER
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LiquiditySurfer
· 3h ago
Uh... it's that same old depegging narrative again. I did buy the dip during 3/12, but honestly, current liquidity depth is a completely different story. With the Fed's 90% rate cut expectations, I'm actually more focused on how LP yields will move—when money gets cheaper, who would settle for fixed returns, right? As for regulators cracking down on FX channels, that's real. Consider it an optimal filter for permissionless finance—a bit of short-term pain for long-term compliance. The key is distinguishing whether this is a genuine stress test or just a dump... This round looks more like the latter.
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Blockwatcher9000
· 8h ago
I still remember that 312 wave. It was the same rhetoric back then, but three months later it took off directly. Those who are still hesitating about whether to exit just haven't looked at history.
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ForumLurker
· 19h ago
I was there during that 312 wave too, but now I'm not as panicked. Seeing newbies asking whether they should run is a sign that the bottom is near.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 12-05 12:19
I was dumped out during that 312 wave, and now seeing U break 7 is making me a bit hyped, but this time it really is different... Is the Fed really going to cut rates? Will liquidity loosen up? Shouldn't we be buying the dip?
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BearMarketNoodler
· 12-05 12:15
I went through that wave in 312 as well. Back then, there were the same voices, and what happened? If you're still hesitating about whether to exit now, it means your position isn't solid enough.
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PumpDetector
· 12-05 12:14
ngl this stablecoin panic is basically the same playbook every cycle... weak hands screaming while the real money quietly loads up. been here since mt gox, seen this movie too many times to fall for it anymore
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governance_ghost
· 12-05 12:11
I was there for that 312 wave too. Now seeing newcomers shouting "time to run" still makes me want to laugh a bit—the history is right there.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 12-05 12:02
Here we go again, here we go again. During the 312 crash, I bought the dip in the midst of panic. This time, it's probably going to play out the same way.
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SerRugResistant
· 12-05 12:00
I still remember that 312 wave. There was the same kind of screaming at the time, and three months later, everyone regretted it deeply. Now it's happening again. Newbies are still asking whether they should sell or not—I'm just watching.
#比特币对比代币化黄金 Stablecoins have broken through the 7 mark, and opinions have completely diverged—newcomers are asking "Should I get out?" while experienced traders are quietly increasing their positions. Watch two key variables: the Fed's rate cut expectations have surged to 90%, signaling a potential turning point for USD liquidity; regulators are cracking down on underground currency exchange channels, which may cause short-term sell-offs but is a signal of long-term regulatory clearance.
Looking at historical data reveals a pattern: before every bull market starts, USDT always goes through a round of depegging stress tests. During the 3/12 crash in 2020, U price also fell below 7.2, but three months later the market took off. This time, it’s not a sign of an imminent crash; it feels more like a painful period of liquidity redistribution. The real question isn’t whether U will hold steady, but whether you dare to scoop up chips during the panic. $DOGE $ZEC $ASTER