#稳定币 JPMorgan Chase freezing stablecoin accounts is worth paying attention to. On the surface, it appears to be an upgrade in bank risk control, but in essence, it reflects a shift in traditional finance's attitude towards the crypto sector—from watching and waiting to actively screening, and even directly blocking.

There are several hidden risks for copy trading strategies that need to be alert to: First, traders involved in high-risk regions may face liquidity risks, as account freezes and difficulties in deposits and withdrawals will directly impact their trading stability; second, the credibility foundation of the stablecoin ecosystem itself is shaking, and the risk hedging logic of previous stablecoin copy trading needs to be re-evaluated.

My advice is, if you currently have strategies related to stablecoins, now is the time to review them—are these top traders' funding chains sufficiently transparent, and have compliance costs already been factored into the expected returns? Some aggressive yields look tempting, but once stuck at deposit and withdrawal points, all gains are just on paper.

A cautious optimism should be maintained, but copy trading should not only focus on returns; the risk management ability of traders and the compliance level of institutions are equally important. This incident is the best signal for filtering.