2025-12-22 18:20:15

Long-term market trends are prone to fluctuations, and projects like CHZ experience more severe volatility—from 0.03U to 0.48U in 2022. The potential space is there, but no one can predict when it will plummet.

Instead of stubbornly holding positions when the market is unclear, it's better to switch to stablecoins for a more composed approach. Replacing USDT with dollar-pegged stablecoins as intermediate assets can help avoid short-term price fluctuation risks. These stablecoins usually boast a 1:1 dollar peg, zero slippage and zero fees for trading, and on-chain transfers are completed quickly.

The operational idea is quite simple: first convert the risk position into stablecoins, and wait for the target cryptocurrency to return to the psychological price level before entering the market. For example, wait for CHZ to really drop to a low point, then buy back all at once, which saves the cost and psychological pressure of frequent operations. In a bear market, stablecoins serve as a safety cushion, while in a bull market, they can quickly switch back to an open position, providing strong flexibility.

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GamefiHarvester

· 6h ago

You are right, this wave of CHZ from 0.03 to 0.48 is indeed tempting, but those who really make money are the ones who understand stop loss. I can't wait any longer, I am currently all in stablecoin, just waiting for the moment it breaks through the psychological price. Rather than stressing out by watching the market every day, it's better to just lie back and earn interest on stablecoin, after all, I will have to recover losses sooner or later.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 9h ago

The recent surge of CHZ from 0.03 to 0.48 is indeed impressive, but who dares to buy now? It's better to stay in stablecoins and calm down for a while. Wait, the idea of zero slippage and zero fees sounds a bit suspicious; I need to think it through myself. Instead of guessing blindly, it’s better to lock in profits first; the feeling of holding a short position is actually quite nice. A pullback could be a real opportunity, but the prerequisite is to be alive to see that day. Lying on stablecoins sounds great, but in practice, the psychological preparation is harder than anything else. Waiting for a plummet to buy in is the right idea, just afraid of catching it halfway down. Instead of getting tangled up in whether to buy or not, it's better to step back and observe; there are plenty of opportunities anyway. In a bear market, just hide in stablecoins; enter a position again in a bull run. It sounds easy, but actually doing it is another story. I really don't believe in those zero fee coins, but the logic is indeed sound.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 12-22 18:50

To be honest, this theory sounds reasonable, but I can't hold on for a few days before my mindset collapses. Wait, is what you guys are saying about zero slippage and zero fees true? I feel like there’s a trap. CHZ has dropped from 0.03 to now, just watching it makes me feel exhausted; patience is definitely needed. Using stablecoins as a safety cushion is indeed comfortable, but I'm afraid that when the real opportunity comes, I won't react in time. Who can really calculate the psychological price accurately? I’ve guessed wrong countless times.

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DefiPlaybook

· 12-22 18:49

According to the data, the rise of CHZ from 0.03 to 0.48 is indeed tempting, but the volatility exceeds 1500%—the risk structure behind this deserves in-depth analysis. The stablecoin strategy essentially reduces time costs, but what needs to be cautious is: is it 1:1 pegged or floating pegged? On-chain data can be misleading. Rather than frequently switching, it is better to manage positions well and set clear stop loss-take profit mechanisms. Psychological price levels are the most harmful. In short, most people do not fail in market judgment, but in executing discipline. Stablecoins are just tools; if used well, they serve as a defense line, but if used poorly, they become a means of escape. It's not wrong to hide in stablecoins during a bear market, but don't let it become your permanent safe haven. Based on historical on-chain data, the true cost of these "zero-fee" stablecoins is often hidden in slippage and protocol fees. Keep a close eye on TVL flows.

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FlashLoanLarry

· 12-22 18:49

lol "zero slippage" stablecoins... sure buddy, tell that to your liquidity depth on day three. opportunity cost of sitting in stables gonna bite harder than you think when thesis validates

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FantasyGuardian

· 12-22 18:47

Well said, that's exactly what I do, it's much more comfortable to lie on stablecoins. CHZ went from 0.03 to 0.48 and then back, really hard to see through, it's better to be cautious. Instead of betting on the market, it's better to wait for opportunities, anyway, when the pit positions appear, you can definitely catch a falling knife. Stablecoins act as a middle ground, no need to panic in a Bear Market, this logic is sound. The stories of Huanghui Town are not as real as hiding in stablecoins. Instead of frequent operations that drain your energy, it's better to switch to stablecoins for peace of mind. Honestly, using stablecoins to position yourself is much more rational than staring at the market every day. I've used this trick, and it really works, wait for CHZ to drop to catch a falling knife, no loss.

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MetaverseLandlord

· 12-22 18:44

It is indeed comfortable to be an intermediary for stablecoins, but I'm afraid of another Black Swan Event. The current market for CHZ is really hard to predict, so it’s better to lock in profits first. It's easy to say, but when it comes to a crash, it's still easy to FOMO back in. Agreed, this is my current operating logic. Zero slippage and zero fees, that's just talk; there’s no such good thing in the world. In a Bear Market, just lie in stablecoins and sleep well, waiting for the right opportunity. CHZ has gone from a few cents to over 50 cents, who dares to say it can stay stable now? Rather than operating blindly, it's better to be a steady brick mover. This idea is right, but when choosing stablecoins, one must be clear-eyed and not be cut by following the crowd.

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