The recent volatility in the crypto world has indeed been significant, and market sentiment has been fluctuating accordingly. But honestly, the more I see these situations, the clearer a principle becomes—it's important to distinguish who can truly withstand the turbulence and who is just riding the hype.

Recently, I adjusted some of my positions, allocating part of my funds into stablecoins like USDD, which have transparent mechanisms. Why? It's simple—policies, public opinion, and market sentiment can change in an instant, but the operational logic of USDD is right there, unchangeable.

To be honest, during major market swings, I really can't bring myself to blindly bet on meme coins or news-driven assets. Because you never know what kind of market impact the next piece of information will cause. But stablecoins are different—USDD uses an over-collateralization model, with each dollar of stablecoin backed by over two dollars in assets. On-chain data is transparent and verifiable. This isn't based on someone's reputation or betting on policy directions; it's a solid mechanism design.

Moreover, from an ecosystem perspective, USDD is supported by the payment and settlement infrastructure of the Tron network. You can think of it this way—no matter how the market fluctuates, the global demand for stable and efficient crypto payments will only increase. In the long run, the value of such infrastructure is more worth paying attention to than short-term policy changes or the rise and fall of star coins.

So, watching the lively market is fine, but to truly protect your assets, you need to focus on assets with clear mechanisms and genuine collateral backing. That way, no matter how the wind blows outside, you can stay calm on the sidelines instead of being forced to follow the trend.