An interesting phenomenon has been observed: platform financial activities have significantly decreased, yet the USDC premium continues to rise. What is hidden behind this?
Even more intriguing is that—the colder the market sentiment, the stronger the demand for USDC. What is the logical chain behind this? Is it risk aversion driving funds into stablecoins for safety? Or do traders prefer to hold USDC in a bear market to wait for opportunities? Or perhaps stablecoins themselves become scarce assets when market liquidity tightens?
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GasFeePhobia
· 4h ago
Bear markets are the real test; the rise in stablecoin premiums is essentially about grabbing chips.
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TokenSleuth
· 4h ago
Everyone is hoarding USDC and waiting to buy the dip during the bear market. The logic is so clear.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 4h ago
A bear market is the art of bottom fishing; the USDC premium indicates that smart money is stockpiling ammunition.
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PumpStrategist
· 4h ago
Chips are concentrating into stablecoins. This wave is really a signal of risk being released. However, regarding the premium increase... it depends whether it's due to exchange liquidity issues or genuine panic buying. Interesting levels.
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0xInsomnia
· 4h ago
A bear market is when you can see who is swimming naked. An increase in USDC premium is a signal.
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OptionWhisperer
· 4h ago
Everyone is rushing to get USDC during the bear market, which shows that nobody is confident.
An interesting phenomenon has been observed: platform financial activities have significantly decreased, yet the USDC premium continues to rise. What is hidden behind this?
Even more intriguing is that—the colder the market sentiment, the stronger the demand for USDC. What is the logical chain behind this? Is it risk aversion driving funds into stablecoins for safety? Or do traders prefer to hold USDC in a bear market to wait for opportunities? Or perhaps stablecoins themselves become scarce assets when market liquidity tightens?
These questions are worth deep reflection.