2025-12-24 04:11:23

Safety and stability are the fundamentals for a long life.

The bull market is here, and everyone wants to chase high-yield projects, which is understandable. But what about during a bear market? The stability of projects can still be touted, but the safety aspect really raises a big question mark. Many people fall here—making a fortune while chasing high prices, only to turn around and suffer heavy losses when the market adjusts.

How to break it? In fact, a certain leading exchange recently launched a USD stablecoin investment plan that is quite practical. The first $50,000 can enjoy a tiered annualized return of 20%, which is somewhat interesting for conservative investors. The key is - it is secure and guaranteed. You don't have to worry about project risks every day, and you can steadily earn interest.

From now until January 24th, if you are struggling with how to allocate stable assets, products of this type are actually worth a look. After all, making money while staying alive is always more comfortable than losing money.

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ContractFreelancer

· 14h ago

Sounds good, but I still have some doubts. I've fallen for this kind of "security guaranteed" trap before. Really? A 20% return isn't that high. It's the bear market that really tests people. Many projects are now as safe as a tomb. I agree with the stablecoin investment approach, but don't be fooled by the annualized returns. I agree with the phrase "living to make money," but I just don't know when it's truly living.

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SchrödingersNode

· 12-24 04:36

You're absolutely right, I've suffered from this... Only when the Bear Market came did I understand that being alive is the most important thing. How did those so-called projects just vanish into thin air? 20% annualized sounds pretty good, much better than being on edge every day. However, what I'm more concerned about is whether this stablecoin itself is reliable? Really, sleeping soundly is much more comfortable than making money in dreams.

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LightningPacketLoss

· 12-24 04:36

You're right, we really need to stay calm during this wave. It feels great during a bull run, but a pullback can wipe it all out, it's too heart-wrenching. To be honest, a 20% annualized return sounds good, but we need to see how it gets realized later. In a Bear Market, just surviving is key, making money comes second. These stablecoin products that earn Interest are indeed worry-free, just afraid of policy changes later. A threshold of 50,000 U is not high, can give it a try. Those who chase the price end up crying, it’s time to learn the lesson. Safety first is no mistake, high profits are all traps.

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WagmiWarrior

· 12-24 04:34

You're not wrong, in the last round I was just greedy, and in the end, I got trapped badly. --- 20% annualized sounds not much, but it's better than blowing up. --- Stablecoin investments are indeed boring, but staying alive is the biggest win. --- The question is, how many can really stick to not chasing the price? --- Wait, can this safety really be guaranteed? --- Only in a Bear Market can you see who is wearing a vest, I only believe in the two words 'stability' now. --- The first 50,000 USD is still somewhat conscientious, much better than those high-yield eyewash.

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DiamondHands

· 12-24 04:33

You're absolutely right; it's indeed easy to get carried away during a bull run. I've also been someone who chased highs, and it was only after suffering losses that I understood this principle. Making money while staying alive is truly more important than anything else. A 20% annual return doesn't sound too exaggerated; it actually feels a bit realistic. The Bear Market tests human nature the most; just holding steady means you've won. Instead of staring at the charts every day, it's better to get a good night's sleep. Safety is indeed the priority this time; losing money is the biggest risk. Isn't it nice to earn stable interest? Why gamble every day? One still needs to leave a way out for oneself.

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FreeMinter

· 12-24 04:32

You're right, only in a Bear Market can we see who is swimming naked; stablecoins are indeed attractive. What happens to those who chase the price in the end? We all know, right? A 20% annualized return sounds good, but the premise is that it really is safe; this point is crucial. Rather than betting on tenfold coins, it's better to earn stable returns honestly, which also keeps the mindset comfortable. When it comes to safety, it's better to earn less than to lose; too many people have it reversed.

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StealthDeployer

· 12-24 04:31

You are absolutely right. I've seen too many people celebrating during bull runs and going bankrupt in bear markets... Finally, I see someone speaking the truth this time. A 20% annual return sounds good, but you have to be clear about the thresholds and risk details. Is this window period marketing again? I'm familiar with this trap, haha. Investing in stablecoins is indeed much more reliable than gambling on those alts; you don't have to check the market every day, which helps with your mindset. Really, GMI, you have to protect your principal. Greed is the biggest killer. Just surviving in a bear market is already a win. Don't get caught up in all those flashy things.

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ImpermanentLossFan

· 12-24 04:25

What you're saying makes a lot of sense, but a 20% annualized return... can you really trust that in this market? I mean, the safety is definitely not an issue, I just always feel like there's something I'm missing.

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