USD stablecoins have recently performed well, but liquidity indicators suddenly showed signs of stress, with limits being exhausted instantly. Many in the market have reported restrictions on deposit limits, and some even joked about being "pecked" badly. Given the tight liquidity, will the price continue to weaken? Some predict it might approach 0.94. Is this adjustment driven by genuine demand changes or short-term panic? What are your thoughts? Are you continuing to hold your positions?
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ponzi_poet
· 13h ago
Whenever liquidity tightens, they start to cut people. I've seen this trick way too many times.
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pvt_key_collector
· 15h ago
Whenever liquidity tightens, panic selling begins. We've seen this trick many times; the real dump hasn't even started yet.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 15h ago
Wow, the liquidity crash this time is too fast. My wallet address didn't even have time to react before it was wiped out.
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0.94? Dream on, it will rebound before reaching that level. I've seen this trick too many times.
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Basically, it's panic selling caused by fear. Genuine demand wouldn't change so drastically. Holding on is fine.
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Those who got hammered are the ones who didn't get in early for free. Who's to blame?
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In times like these, it's actually a good opportunity to farm some gains. Just wait for the rebound and sell.
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Liquidity is tight because big players are dumping to probe the bottom. Don't follow the trend and cut losses, everyone.
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Position? Forget it. I've already moved to other stablecoins. The risk isn't worth it.
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I think this is just a short-term correction. History will repeat itself. Be patient and wait.
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AirdropHunterXM
· 15h ago
The limit was gone in an instant; this pace is a bit intense. It definitely feels off.
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OldLeekNewSickle
· 16h ago
Liquidity is in urgent need, I am very familiar with this. Every time they say it will be 0.94, but in the end, it just bounces back. After one round of cutting, another round begins.
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Those who get slaughtered are the ones who didn't understand the distribution of chips. True players have already entered during this panic.
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0.94 is just a gimmick; real demand won't change so quickly. It's just the project team's short-term panic marketing.
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The quota is instantly exhausted? Isn't this the routine of a capital scheme? How come even stablecoins are starting to play this trick.
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What about holdings? Entering now is just asking to be cut. Just for your reference, everyone, don’t take my ramblings as investment advice.
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Risk warning: It looks like a severe decline, but behind the scenes, someone is quietly accumulating at low levels. This show isn't over yet.
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Liquidity crunch = institutions are quietly building positions, retail investors are still debating whether to cut losses. Typical chip transfer.
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I bet that after this adjustment, it will continue to look bullish. It’s just about washing out the floating chips, an old routine not worth a comment.
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ProveMyZK
· 16h ago
Whenever liquidity tightens, panic ensues. I've seen this routine many times. It's hard to distinguish between genuine demand and panic selling, so might as well just wait and see.
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AltcoinMarathoner
· 16h ago
just like mile 18 of an ultra marathon, this liquidity crunch is gnarly but... the fundamentals haven't budged. yeah, 0.94 sounds scary until you realize we're still early in the adoption curve lol
USD stablecoins have recently performed well, but liquidity indicators suddenly showed signs of stress, with limits being exhausted instantly. Many in the market have reported restrictions on deposit limits, and some even joked about being "pecked" badly. Given the tight liquidity, will the price continue to weaken? Some predict it might approach 0.94. Is this adjustment driven by genuine demand changes or short-term panic? What are your thoughts? Are you continuing to hold your positions?