2026-01-09 18:24:50

The annualized return of USDD has been steadily declining, from an initial 6%, then a brief rebound to 12%, and now it suddenly drops to 8%. This rapid adjustment has caused the liquidity in the pool to evaporate significantly. Many people are looking for ways out and have moved their funds to other products. Honestly, it's quite uncomfortable to see the high yields decrease — going from earning 12% to only 8% now, the psychological gap is quite noticeable. But from a different perspective, can derivatives like nsUSDT sustain such a level of return? Everyone is uncertain. Some experienced traders have already quietly shifted their positions. Where have your funds gone? Hopefully, everyone can help each other and find more stable ways to earn returns.

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NFTArchaeologist

· 01-09 18:54

12% drops to 8%, the psychological gap is indeed uncomfortable, but honestly, if you insist on chasing high yields, you'll eventually crash.

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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo

· 01-09 18:52

12% directly cut to 8%, this cut really hurts, liquidity is evaporating extremely fast --- Things like nsUSDT are basically castles in the air, should have run away long ago --- From eating meat to drinking soup, the mentality is really collapsing --- Brothers, where have you all transferred to? Share so everyone can copy the homework --- When returns drop, liquidity disappears. I've seen this routine too many times --- For those still holding USDD, what are you thinking, really --- Now it's even harder to find stable returns than high yields, so annoying --- From 12 to 8, how long does it take to recover?

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CounterIndicator

· 01-09 18:49

12% drops to 8%, this wave of cutting leeks is too obvious, who still trusts USDD?

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FancyResearchLab

· 01-09 18:45

Another useless innovation, making that 12% dream so satisfying. Now that it’s dropped to 8%, everyone’s stunned. In theory, it should be feasible, but the liquidity evaporated faster than my experimental progress. This contract is a bit interesting, a bit shady. nsUSDT can't hold up, so I’ll try this smart trap first, after all, that’s what I do. From 12% to 8%, it’s like Luban No.7 is under construction again, and the yield pool has been smashed. Maximum academic value, minimum practical value, and I’ve locked myself into DeFi again. Has someone moved funds? Take me along, don’t let me keep getting cut here.

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