2025-12-26 07:23:46

Recently, the market has been a bit heartbreaking—USD against offshore RMB just broke below 7, and looking back at the price of nUSDT, it's actually only 6.9. Doing the math makes it clear: if you hold U without moving, you could lose about 5 percentage points in a year. And this is assuming no trading actions.

Honestly, this kind of depreciation pressure does exist. Many people's strategy is to continue dollar-cost averaging to lower the average cost, but the premise is having confidence in the future market. However, don't be too optimistic—market volatility is high, and no one can predict the next move. Risk prevention is still necessary; this lesson has been a constant reminder throughout the years.

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SmartContractPlumber

· 8h ago

Holding onto U shrinkage is like a re-entrancy vulnerability—something that seems stable can collapse in an instant. Dollar-cost averaging? You need to first confirm that the market direction is truly safe, otherwise it's just gambling.

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SchroedingerAirdrop

· 8h ago

Holding U for a year with a 5% loss, and that's not even counting opportunity cost, it's really heartbreaking. Dollar-cost averaging sounds good, but I'm worried the market might continue to fall. Breaking 6.9 on nUSDT really caught me off guard; I need to rethink my allocation. Forget about long-termism for now, let's just focus on surviving first. This wave of depreciation pressure is indeed intense; I still need to keep some cash for emergencies.

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