GIGGLE dropped from $288 all the way down to $47, and at that moment my heart was in my throat. This volatility is more brutal than any financial product; just a second ago I was passionate about the "trading as charity" ideal, and the next second, my account assets shrank by half, then half again. Many say this coin changed their perception, but what can't be changed is that suffocating feeling of assets evaporating instantly.

In this wave of extreme fluctuations, I finally figured it out: you can trust the original intention of a project, but you should never put all your assets on its chart. What truly helps you stay rational in crazy markets and seize opportunities during deep dips — it's not faith, but well-prepared USDD.

Why? Because it’s like your "decision stabilizer."

When GIGGLE rises 80% on good news and then crashes 60% after a statement, most people are stuck: chasing the high might leave you at the top, cutting losses might cause you to miss the rebound, holding on makes your heart unbearable. But those holding USDD are doing something different — calmly calculating the opportunity.

What’s the biggest advantage of holding USDD? Flexibility. When the coin price surges, the smart move isn’t FOMO buying more, but converting some profits into USDD. Pegged 1:1 to the dollar, the gains are instantly locked in, and you can continue to be optimistic about the project without your profits riding a roller coaster.

More importantly, it’s your weapon for bottom-fishing. When the market is in panic selling, if all you hold are tokens that are crashing, you can only watch helplessly. But if you have enough USDD reserves, you can precisely calculate your costs, assess value at prices like $47, and deploy with stablecoins accurately. That’s the difference between mastering the rhythm and taking the initiative.

Opportunities and risks always coexist in the crypto market. Learning to use stablecoins as a "buffer" is the truly smart way to play.