2026-01-11 10:30:32

#密码资产动态追踪 $ETH $FIR

Looking at Vitalik's recent thoughts on decentralized stablecoins, you can feel that the industry has entered a new phase. Essentially, there are three main issues: how to reduce dependence on the US dollar, how to improve oracle mechanisms, and how to optimize yield design. This fundamentally reflects the ambition of crypto assets to build a truly closed-loop system. 🛡️

From the market performance, $ETH as the underlying layer remains resilient. Even with factors like bot trading and regulatory pressure in various regions, large funds (including those long-standing whales) have not changed their judgment of core assets—their heavy holdings are a sign of confidence.

Interestingly, experimental on-chain projects (such as some emerging community-driven assets) are trying to address the concerns Vitalik has raised—how to prevent excessive concentration of funds and truly integrate technical logic with community consensus. This is what long-term players should be paying attention to.

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SchrodingerAirdrop

· 01-12 05:17

Oh my god, the whale is ambushing again? I'm just wondering who the hell has so much USDT, sigh, whatever, I can't keep up anyway. --- Stablecoins should have been completely decoupled long ago. What are we waiting for? --- $ETH is resilient, but I still think it might plunge again someday. Regulation is always hanging over us. --- Experimental projects sound fancy, but 99% of them still end up dead. Don't get too hyped up, bro. --- Oracles are really a hurdle; there might be a new vulnerability lurking.

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RooftopVIP

· 01-11 20:51

Vitalik is worrying about these again. Ultimately, it's still about wanting to shed the shackles of the US dollar. How many times have I said this? When it comes to action, anyway, ETH is stable, and the big players have known this for a long time.

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down_only_larry

· 01-11 11:00

Vitalik is once again hyping up the market, this time about stablecoins. To put it nicely, he's still looking for a way out. ETH's resilience is undeniable, but I'm more concerned about when the real breakthrough will happen. Everyone knows the daily regulatory pressure. The community-driven approach has been talked about too many times; ultimately, we need to see actual data to speak for itself.

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AlwaysAnon

· 01-11 10:56

The whales haven't moved, indicating they still have cards up their sleeves. This round of ETH looks really stable.

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LadderToolGuy

· 01-11 10:45

Is Vitalik worrying about these again? Honestly, decentralized stablecoins are a false proposition. With the US dollar so strong, how can you escape? By the way, with ETH like this now, are the whales really still lurking? To me, it looks more like they are dumping the market. Community-driven? I've heard that many times before, but in the end, isn't it just the big players harvesting the retail investors? I don't believe in that system.

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MetaMaximalist

· 01-11 10:45

vitalik's stablecoin thesis is basically just protocol sustainability 101... feels like everyone's catching up now lol. the oracle problem tho, that's where most projects fumble

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SchrodingerProfit

· 01-11 10:33

The actions of the whales are more honest than what they say, this is the real signal. ETH remains steady, but FIR is really worth keeping an eye on... The community-driven logic sounds good, but implementation is another matter. The question Vitalik is struggling with, maybe someone has already been quietly solving it.

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