#Strategy加仓BTC Recently, many people have been saying that it's okay if stablecoins drop in value; they can still earn some yield. But I want to ask—since they are called "stablecoins," price fluctuations shouldn't occur in the first place. The key is, many people's attitude towards this issue makes me quite worried. They seem to think this situation is very normal?
My view is different. Once the defense line of stablecoins collapses, the entire logic collapses as well. Think about it—if even stablecoins can't hold the basic market, then the profits earned in the crypto space before are no longer guaranteed. They could be wiped out in minutes. This is not just a technical issue; it's a blow to confidence in the entire ecosystem.
If Bitcoin continues to rise, and altcoins surge again, without the infrastructure of stablecoins to stabilize things, everything becomes a house of cards. This is the real risk point that needs to be taken seriously.
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FadCatcher
· 8h ago
If stablecoins really collapse, the entire circle will have to be reshuffled. It's truly outrageous that some people still don't take it seriously.
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MoonWaterDroplets
· 8h ago
Stablecoins are starting to drift, what infrastructure are we still talking about... This logic indeed warrants caution.
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Web3Educator
· 8h ago
ngl the whole "stablecoin yield makes volatility okay" take is kinda cope... if it's literally not stable then what's the point? fundamentally speaking this is how confidence collapses in systems, my students always miss this part
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tx_or_didn't_happen
· 9h ago
If stablecoins can fluctuate, then what do you call stablecoins? This logic just doesn't make sense to me.
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BoredRiceBall
· 9h ago
If all stablecoins can collapse, then they're not really stable coins, are they? That's hilarious. It's as absurd as saying "my fixed deposit will plummet."
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ProposalManiac
· 9h ago
Stablecoin failure = the entire incentive mechanism collapses. This is not a technical malfunction; it's governance failure. Many people are still relying on returns to numb themselves, a classic historical cycle.
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digital_archaeologist
· 9h ago
Stablecoins are starting to fail, which is honestly a bit scary. I'm feeling uncertain.
#Strategy加仓BTC Recently, many people have been saying that it's okay if stablecoins drop in value; they can still earn some yield. But I want to ask—since they are called "stablecoins," price fluctuations shouldn't occur in the first place. The key is, many people's attitude towards this issue makes me quite worried. They seem to think this situation is very normal?
My view is different. Once the defense line of stablecoins collapses, the entire logic collapses as well. Think about it—if even stablecoins can't hold the basic market, then the profits earned in the crypto space before are no longer guaranteed. They could be wiped out in minutes. This is not just a technical issue; it's a blow to confidence in the entire ecosystem.
If Bitcoin continues to rise, and altcoins surge again, without the infrastructure of stablecoins to stabilize things, everything becomes a house of cards. This is the real risk point that needs to be taken seriously.