Anyone paying attention to USD1 recently should have seen it: it dropped to a low of 0.9990 some time ago, and now it has rebounded to around 0.9997. What's really happening behind this wave of market movement?

Honestly, this rebound looks like large capital is withdrawing. Many people are speculating about when to exit, and the most discussed strategy on forums is "exit three days before the activity ends." But I’ve observed a phenomenon—if a large amount of capital really starts to withdraw, the supply of USD1 would plummet dramatically.

Thinking this way, it’s very likely that the platform will launch a new round of financial management activities to hedge against liquidity pressure. Instead of waiting for a dump, it might be better to bet on whether this logic holds. But on the other hand, if a new activity does come, the yield rate will probably decrease, which is a common market pattern.

The current question is: should I continue holding and wait for the new activity, or take advantage of the rebound to sell some assets first? This is a choice you have to make yourself.