There is a repeatedly verified curse circulating in the trading community: Newbies lose money because they don't understand, while Crypto Veterans get liquidated because they understand too well.

This sounds like a joke, but it is a stark reality in the cryptocurrency market. Every time a major market event occurs, the list of those who get liquidated never lacks the names of professional traders. Those who master candlestick charts, play with contracts, and understand risk management theory can sometimes find themselves wiped out by the market in a single night. Why? Because they have too much faith in their own experience.

Experience is like a knife; if used well, it can cut grass, but if used poorly, it can cut yourself. When you make money a few times relying on a certain method, that method gradually becomes your belief. However, the market never plays by the rules. Your stop-loss points, your opening logic, your risk models – these seemingly solid constructs can sometimes become shackles that bind you. Especially in such a high-volatility market environment, the excessive pursuit of certainty itself is the greatest risk.

It is precisely in this helplessness that the new concept of decentralized stablecoins begins to attract attention. Instead of relying on experience to predict market fluctuations, it is better to find a value anchor that is completely guaranteed by code and mathematics. Stablecoins like USDD attempt to build a stable value system that does not rely on anyone's judgment through over-collateralization and blockchain mechanisms. It does not promise appreciation, but rather provides certainty - which has become the most scarce thing in a highly volatile market.

Sometimes, stopping the prediction is the best strategy.