#稳定币 Seeing the wave of stablecoin activities in the Solana ecosystem, I have some thoughts to share. JupUSD is about to go live, along with USDGO, OSL's layout, and the TER token from Bhutan... On the surface, it all seems lively and bustling, but I want to remind everyone of a very practical issue: the growth of stablecoins essentially reflects an increase in capital scale, and expanding scale does not automatically mean enhanced security.
We often say "don't put all your eggs in one basket," and this advice applies equally to choosing stablecoins. While multi-chain and diverse options indeed offer flexibility, many people, in pursuit of "new opportunities," often overlook a fundamental lesson — understanding the risk control mechanisms and reserve transparency behind each stablecoin. Even products launched by well-known teams require time to verify their actual operational stability.
I suggest everyone maintain this mindset: stay open-minded about new things, but don't rush to go all-in. You can allocate a portion of your funds to experience and observe, while keeping the majority in stablecoins that have stood the test of time. Especially if this portion of your funds is used for defense, serving as a "safety cushion" in your asset allocation, then you should be even more cautious.
Market development is rapid, but our risk management pace should not be too fast. Giving yourself an observation period is the most direct way to protect your principal.
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#稳定币 Seeing the wave of stablecoin activities in the Solana ecosystem, I have some thoughts to share. JupUSD is about to go live, along with USDGO, OSL's layout, and the TER token from Bhutan... On the surface, it all seems lively and bustling, but I want to remind everyone of a very practical issue: the growth of stablecoins essentially reflects an increase in capital scale, and expanding scale does not automatically mean enhanced security.
We often say "don't put all your eggs in one basket," and this advice applies equally to choosing stablecoins. While multi-chain and diverse options indeed offer flexibility, many people, in pursuit of "new opportunities," often overlook a fundamental lesson — understanding the risk control mechanisms and reserve transparency behind each stablecoin. Even products launched by well-known teams require time to verify their actual operational stability.
I suggest everyone maintain this mindset: stay open-minded about new things, but don't rush to go all-in. You can allocate a portion of your funds to experience and observe, while keeping the majority in stablecoins that have stood the test of time. Especially if this portion of your funds is used for defense, serving as a "safety cushion" in your asset allocation, then you should be even more cautious.
Market development is rapid, but our risk management pace should not be too fast. Giving yourself an observation period is the most direct way to protect your principal.