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Let's be straightforward today, no more beating around the bush about complex trends. There are some things I must honestly share with everyone.
Recently, a certain stablecoin-related product launched on the exchange has become extremely popular, with everywhere promoting it. But honestly, those who jump in now are likely to lose their initial investment.
Why do I say that? I did some calculations. The wear-and-tear cost of this product is frighteningly high. You need to hold and earn the full 5 days to fill the wear-and-tear gap. And what about the rest? The activity lasts only a month, with the first 5 days used to patch the holes, leaving only 25 days of real profit. During this period, any slight market fluctuation or rule adjustment could cast doubt on the final net gains.
Right now, the whole internet is saying—just go for it. Some even want you to dump your entire position. But having been in this circle for years, I must tell you honestly: the seemingly hot short-term products often hide unseen black holes of costs.
My advice is simple: don’t rush. Wait until the stablecoin price drops and the wear-and-tear costs decrease accordingly, then consider whether to participate. Entering now? Basically, you’re just giving away transaction fees to the platform, which is unnecessary.
Some might say I don’t fit in. But I believe that helping everyone see the risks clearly and avoid obvious pitfalls is much more important than blindly following the hype. After all, the ones losing money are yourselves.