The current outlook on $STBL remains bearish. At first glance, recent actions seem quite intense—early December saw the launch of Stablecoin 2.0, the introduction of the RWA concept with USST, and after the token unlock in mid-month, the team actively repurchased tokens, plus the collaboration with Ondo Finance—these all sound quite impressive. But upon closer inspection, these operations are essentially hedging against the selling pressure caused by the unlock.

Where's the problem? The market has yet to see concrete progress in the real-world deployment of USST stablecoin, and there are obvious doubts about the backing capacity of RWA assets. The recent surge appears fierce, but in reality, it’s just short-term speculation by funds, and it’s unlikely to have new support in the near future. Once the hype dissipates, the selling pressure accumulated earlier will continue to be released.

From a risk management perspective, it is recommended to set a stop-loss at $0.06. If the price falls below that, it’s time to cut losses decisively. Cryptocurrency markets are inherently volatile, so it’s crucial to prioritize your own risk tolerance.