Recently, I've been watching the DOT unlock schedule with growing unease. Since yesterday, large-scale holdings have officially entered the release cycle, and over the next five years, there will be an average daily sell pressure of about $350 million. This is not a one-time adjustment but a slow release over 1800 days—just hearing that number is suffocating.

Frankly, how this long-term selling pressure will affect price trends is anyone's guess. But one thing is certain: market liquidity will be continuously drained, and overall sentiment will remain under pressure. This not only impacts DOT itself but also affects the entire market's funding environment. Any high-volatility asset in such an environment is prone to being dragged down, like debris in a storm, potentially pulled into a deeper whirlpool at any moment.

The most immediate question now is: how should you allocate your assets? When continuous selling becomes the norm and market sentiment remains under long-term stress, what you need is not to follow the trend and add positions, but to find assets that can truly stabilize your footing. These assets are characterized by strong resilience, not easily dragged down by market fluctuations, and have a solid supporting logic.

Looking at it from another perspective, crises and opportunities often go hand in hand. While most people are still debating "which coin will fall," smart traders are already thinking about "how to stay stable amid chaos." Tools like stablecoins and low-volatility assets, during a major cycle of pressure release, become the most reliable hedging options. Ensuring your funds pass through this pressure wave safely, maintaining liquidity and purchasing power, is more important than anything else.