USX stablecoin unexpectedly decoupled in the secondary market, dropping to $0.80 at one point. It seems to be caused by liquidity exhaustion.
Interestingly, the collateralization ratio remains above 100%, so theoretically, 1:1 redemption should still operate normally. The question is—who is actually selling off, or is there a problem somewhere? It feels like there might be more than just market panic involved; it’s also important to see where the liquidity gap actually occurred.
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BrokenRugs
· 12-29 17:03
Liquidity gap issues, nine out of ten projects can't escape. It seems like USX is really bleeding this time.
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MetaMaskVictim
· 12-27 20:18
As long as the collateralization ratio is sufficient, redemption is no problem. So, the issue is with the market sentiment—who's so aggressive to smash it down to 0.80?
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BlockDetective
· 12-26 17:55
Damn, down to 0.8? That doesn't seem right...
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GateUser-a5fa8bd0
· 12-26 17:52
Liquidity exhaustion, to put it simply, means no one is willing to take over. No matter how high the collateralization ratio is, it's useless.
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GasWaster69
· 12-26 17:47
Liquidity gap? That's outrageous. The collateralization ratio is still sufficient, but it still has to drop like this?
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ParanoiaKing
· 12-26 17:43
Bought the dip at 0.8, this wave will definitely rebound
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EthSandwichHero
· 12-26 17:41
Collateralization ratio drops from 100% to 0.8, this doesn't make sense... Has the liquidity of a certain trading pair been drained?
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AirdropHarvester
· 12-26 17:36
0.80? Damn, this is a direct crash!
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RamenStacker
· 12-26 17:26
0.80 has dropped so much, whose fault is it that the liquidity gap is so big? Give me a break.
USX stablecoin unexpectedly decoupled in the secondary market, dropping to $0.80 at one point. It seems to be caused by liquidity exhaustion.
Interestingly, the collateralization ratio remains above 100%, so theoretically, 1:1 redemption should still operate normally. The question is—who is actually selling off, or is there a problem somewhere? It feels like there might be more than just market panic involved; it’s also important to see where the liquidity gap actually occurred.