Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon in the market—some projects are heavily defending their price with little effect. Early buyback costs were around $1.70, and now the coin price has dropped to $0.98 but is still holding on, truly becoming the legendary "diamond hands." But in reality, smart funds have long since chosen other directions.
Instead of gambling on luck during rebound rallies, many investors are now focusing on more stable income strategies. For example, through USD1 stablecoin investment plans, you can earn an annualized return that outpaces inflation. If combined with LISTA staking, the annualized return can exceed 15%—in this market environment, this "passive income" logic is actually more attractive. Rather than losing everything waiting for a rebound, it's better to adjust your strategy now and direct funds toward more rational choices.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 4h ago
The market was pushed up from 1.7 down to 0.98, this is the true portrayal of the "diamond hands" in the crypto world haha.
A 15% annualized yield on stablecoins is indeed attractive, much more reliable than constantly watching the charts and gambling on rebounds.
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rug_connoisseur
· 18h ago
The support was hammered from 1.7 down to 0.98, now that's called diamond hands haha
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BearWhisperGod
· 18h ago
Trying to support the market until it collapses is not as good as just lying back and earning passively.
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LiquidationAlert
· 18h ago
Protecting the market has turned into becoming the bagholder, this trade is really a loss
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AirdropHunter007
· 18h ago
Trying to support the price until 0.98 and still holding on desperately, this is called giving up and accepting defeat haha
I've sensed it for a while, the smart money has already left
A 15% annualized return is indeed attractive, much better than gambling on a rebound here
No wonder stablecoin investments have been so popular recently, who wants to watch K-line charts every day
Honestly, instead of waiting for a rebound, it's better to switch tracks now
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All-InQueen
· 18h ago
Trying to support the market has become a joke; it's better to just sit back and earn a steady 15%
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ChainSherlockGirl
· 18h ago
The support dropped from 1.7 to 0.98, how much strength does that take to hold? Haha, it's really a fighter in diamond hands.
Lying down to earn a 15% annualized return—I've got to think this through. I always feel like something's missing.
Smart money probably already ran, right? I'm thinking about pulling out too.
Betting on a rebound in this wave of market movement feels like a higher risk of losing blood; better to play it safe.
According to my analysis, this is what you call big players voting with their feet—the price of the coin will tell the truth.
Recently, there has been an interesting phenomenon in the market—some projects are heavily defending their price with little effect. Early buyback costs were around $1.70, and now the coin price has dropped to $0.98 but is still holding on, truly becoming the legendary "diamond hands." But in reality, smart funds have long since chosen other directions.
Instead of gambling on luck during rebound rallies, many investors are now focusing on more stable income strategies. For example, through USD1 stablecoin investment plans, you can earn an annualized return that outpaces inflation. If combined with LISTA staking, the annualized return can exceed 15%—in this market environment, this "passive income" logic is actually more attractive. Rather than losing everything waiting for a rebound, it's better to adjust your strategy now and direct funds toward more rational choices.