2025-12-25 06:10:34

#数字资产市场动态 On the afternoon of December 24th, the BTC/USD1 trading pair experienced a significant flash crash. At that time, the market showed that Bitcoin's price suddenly plummeted to around $24,111.22 — this rapid decline drew attention among short-term traders. Fortunately, this was only a short-term fluctuation, and the price quickly rebounded, now back to the level of $87,880.10.

It is worth noting the role of the USD1 trading pair. It is a stablecoin launched by the World Liberty Financial project supported by the Trump family, which has recently gained considerable popularity in the market. Although the volatility of such stablecoin trading pairs is usually small, occasional spike phenomena still serve as a reminder for traders to stay vigilant, especially when setting stop-loss orders, allowing enough buffer space.

BTC0.76%

USD10.05%

WLFI5.7%

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 12h ago

Crashes like this happen quite often, but the one with 24K was still a bit outrageous. This stablecoin USD1 dares to do such things; luckily, no one got liquidated. Stop-losses need to leave enough room; this is not wrong. Pinning and killing people is too common. Trump coin is created this way; hotness is hotness, but risk is still risk. Damn, I almost got smashed out, but luckily it was pulled back. This wave of volatility really wears people out; stablecoins should be stable, hey. USD1 really knows how to stir things up; next time, I need to be more cautious. Pinning and stabbing is always hard to prevent; you can only be more vigilant yourself. It looks like it's targeting short-term traders; someone must have suffered big losses.

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JustAnotherWallet

· 12h ago

Another flash crash, and this time USD1 didn't escape either? Trump Coin still needs to work harder. It’s definitely some whales playing tricks again, really treating us like leeks to be harvested. Hitting the peg has long become a routine, just widen the stop-loss and it’s over, a bloody lesson learned. USD1 stablecoin still dares to fluctuate so much? I don’t think it’s that stable either. I still keep my distance from this kind of trading pair, it’s too easy to get caught in a trap.

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ChainMemeDealer

· 12h ago

Another flash crash? This time it's still USD1 causing trouble, really, stablecoins are no longer stable. Trump coin is also crashing, lol, I thought stablecoins were supposed to be safe. Injecting thousands of dollars isn't a big deal, mainly it's scary, and stop-loss margins need to be wider. The hype around USD1 is a bit strange, it's always in the spotlight. $24 price point is really bold, I wonder who would buy in at this level.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 13h ago

Is the flash crash happening again? This time it's USD1 causing trouble... Honestly, it's pretty scary when such stablecoins suddenly spike wildly; I need to increase stop-loss buffers. --- Even the Trump coin's stablecoin can be like this, honestly there's nothing truly stable. --- Just a quick dip, no big deal. Anyway, I'm used to short-term fluctuations, but it's exhausting. --- This move by USD1 is real; it seems I need to pay more attention to these new stablecoins. --- I was so scared at the 24k moment, thought the bull market was about to crash, damn. --- That's why I never go all-in; I always keep some bullets ready to deal with these strange fluctuations.

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GateUser-75ee51e7

· 13h ago

Another sudden crash, what's going on? Even stablecoins are starting to dump? What is USD1 doing? The Trump family project is so unstable? Damn, almost got liquidated. Luckily, I reacted quickly. Stablecoins also experience slippage. I really can't hold on anymore. Better to be cautious. That drop to 24,000 was terrifying. How many orders did I eat?

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SchroedingerMiner

· 13h ago

Flash crashes are all false alarms; the key question is whether those using BTC/USD1 have been liquidated... That thing called "pinning," contract traders fear it the most, haha. Wait, Trump's coin's stablecoin? That's funny—can it really fluctuate? If stop-losses weren't set properly, they're probably already out of the game, I say. Is USD1 really stable? Put a question mark.

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