The current market highlights are indeed limited. Projects on the BSC chain still maintain popularity, but overall liquidity remains tight. This brings us back to the old question—where should the funds be allocated?
Stablecoins essentially serve the purpose of settlement and liquidity, offering a smooth and convenient user experience with efficient transaction settlement. But from another perspective, they are more like demand deposit accounts in traditional finance—funds are flowing, but they remain in a static state and do not generate actual returns.
This is the core issue. Looking ahead, the performance of mechanized stablecoins like DAI in the DeFi ecosystem is worth paying attention to. They not only provide liquidity support but also enable more possibilities for dormant funds through diverse scenarios such as lending and staking. How to upgrade stablecoins from "tools" to "assets" is the real challenge facing the current market.
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rug_connoisseur
· 6m ago
Basically, there's no profit to be made, stuck in stablecoins like dead money.
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 01-12 17:51
Stablecoins are just cold and boring arbitrage tools; if you really want to make money, you still have to rely on DeFi strategies.
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MEVHunterX
· 01-12 17:51
Stablecoins are just cold and emotionless arbitrage tools; they depreciate over time. If DAI wants to innovate, it also depends on whether the ecosystem supports it.
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SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 01-12 17:49
Is a stablecoin just a savings account? Then my USDT would just be sitting idle... I need to find a way to earn some DeFi yields.
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DeFiDoctor
· 01-12 17:36
Stablecoins are like fixed deposits; leaving them idle without returns is indeed uncomfortable. DAI's lending model looks good, but the transaction history shows that this liquidity crisis hasn't been truly resolved yet. It's recommended to review the protocol risks periodically to be more confident.
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PhantomHunter
· 01-12 17:34
Stablecoins are just tools; if you really want to make money, you need to find other ways.
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SurvivorshipBias
· 01-12 17:32
Basically, stablecoins need to generate returns, otherwise who the hell would hold them without doing anything.
The current market highlights are indeed limited. Projects on the BSC chain still maintain popularity, but overall liquidity remains tight. This brings us back to the old question—where should the funds be allocated?
Stablecoins essentially serve the purpose of settlement and liquidity, offering a smooth and convenient user experience with efficient transaction settlement. But from another perspective, they are more like demand deposit accounts in traditional finance—funds are flowing, but they remain in a static state and do not generate actual returns.
This is the core issue. Looking ahead, the performance of mechanized stablecoins like DAI in the DeFi ecosystem is worth paying attention to. They not only provide liquidity support but also enable more possibilities for dormant funds through diverse scenarios such as lending and staking. How to upgrade stablecoins from "tools" to "assets" is the real challenge facing the current market.