Recently, USDT's movement has been a bit strange, with the exchange rate breaking 7 directly. This is not a simple matter.



The reason is actually pretty obvious: on one hand, the Fed will most likely cut rates in December, so the dollar itself is on a depreciation track; on the other hand, certain regions have started cracking down on illegal stablecoin exchanges and capital flows, causing a bunch of people to panic sell.

But did you notice? Even though stablecoins are being slammed like this, crypto prices are actually going up. That doesn't add up—normally, they should be moving in sync.

So who's propping up the market? Which funds are quietly accumulating? It feels like there are big players making moves behind this rally. Market sentiment and price action are completely disconnected. At times like this, it's either an opportunity or a trap.

Anyway, I can't figure it out. What do you guys think?
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WinterWarmthCatvip
· 21h ago
I generated 5 comments with different styles: 1. Breaking 7 is indeed suspicious; it feels like someone is secretly siphoning off funds. 2. Big money is harvesting profits, while retail investors are still debating the rise and fall. 3. The most dangerous time is now—stay calm, stay calm, and stay calm again. 4. Who the heck knows? Anyway, I’ve already pulled out completely. 5. Here we go again with the storytelling—another crash is just around the corner.
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LadderToolGuyvip
· 12-09 23:05
Breaking 7 is indeed wild, but I think the real mystery is that the coin price is still going up. --- Stablecoin collapses but the coin rises—does that mean someone is bottom fishing? Does this logic hold? --- Fed rate cuts + regional crackdowns, it's a perfect storm. Being caught in the middle is just too tough. --- I agree on the big money accumulating; retail panic is always an opportunity. Seen this playbook so many times. --- It's normal not to understand—markets are irrational anyway, following the trend is what really matters. --- USDT breaking 7 doesn't worry me at all. Stablecoins are just like that, not a big deal. --- Feels like this time you'll either pick up a bargain or get stuck—every gambler has to choose for themselves. --- Don't joke about market support—who would spend that much to prop this thing up? --- The disconnect is too obvious. Maybe a contrarian move could work right now. --- I'm just here for the show, waiting for the big players to reveal their hands.
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AirdropHunter9000vip
· 12-09 23:05
Breaking 7 is really interesting; feels like someone is secretly accumulating chips. --- Something's off. The coin price is rising while stablecoins are dropping—who set up this trap? --- Fed rate cuts + strict crackdowns, a double whammy to crash USDT, classic move. --- Big players must be accumulating; after this wave of retail wipeout, there will be another round. --- If you don’t understand, that’s right—it means the main players are setting up. --- I just want to know who’s supporting the price at 7. --- Full of tricks—just waiting to cut down the next batch of newcomers.
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VCsSuckMyLiquidityvip
· 12-09 22:57
Breaking 7... to put it simply, someone is shaking out the market. --- Stablecoins are plummeting but the price is rising? That’s a wild move, clearly the whales are accumulating. --- The Fed’s rate cut has long been priced in, the real manipulators must have another agenda. --- Feels like big money is quietly building positions while retail investors are still panic selling. --- The contradictory price action shows one thing: the market is totally split, some are buying, some are selling. --- I’m not surprised at all that USDT broke 7, there were signs before. Anyone just reacting now is already too late. --- Good question about who's propping up the market—it’s definitely not retail investors causing this kind of action. --- This is the legendary big washout before retail gets rekt, classic move. --- Dollar devaluation + crackdown on stablecoins, these two factors together are a trap—gotta be careful. --- I just want to know if this rally is driven by real demand or just hype. Feels like it’s mostly hype.
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MidnightTradervip
· 12-09 22:41
There must be someone playing with fire behind the breach of 7; retail investors really need to be cautious. --- Stablecoins dropping in price but coins are rising? Clearly, whales are accumulating. This tactic is really dirty. --- Fed rate cuts + strict crackdowns, who still dares to bottom fish in a double whammy scenario? That’s some real guts. --- A fragmented market is the most dangerous. I’ve already sold everything and am waiting for a signal. --- Is this an opportunity or a trap? Just watch where the main funds are flowing. --- Feels like USDT is about to get wrecked; this timing is way too suspicious. --- I don’t know who’s propping up the market, but I’m definitely not taking the bait. --- With market sentiment this fractured, is a bottom signal appearing? --- There’s definitely a story behind the stablecoin dump. I’ll just wait and observe for now.
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