2025-12-26 04:20:39

A few days ago, I watched the BTC crash show, with a shocking flash crash that directly hit 24,000. Friends in the crypto circle were all complaining, saying they missed the perfect low point.

I took the opportunity to do a small experiment—invested 50,000 USDT in the wealth management section of a major exchange, specifically choosing a stablecoin product with an indicated annualized return of 20%. Over these days, I’ve been earning a steady 5 dollars a day, just enough for a pork knuckle meal.

I heard that the competition in the stablecoin space is fierce right now, with major platforms competing to offer higher annualized yields. There’s a stablecoin called USD1 offering a pretty good return, and I just wanted to test it out in practice to see who will ultimately be the true "King of Returns."

BTC-1,67%

USD1-0,06%

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CryptoCrazyGF

· 11h ago

Haha, this wave of lows is really awesome, causing a few people in the group to regret it. I took the opportunity to scoop up some stablecoin products. Earning five bucks a day isn't much, but it's very steady and more comfortable than watching the market move.

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zkNoob

· 11h ago

Haha, really. That day, dropping to 24,000 directly crushed a lot of people's morale. I also lost a lot. Getting $5 steadily every day? How idle do you have to be? It seems faster to just go for some arbitrage. Annualized 20%? Be cautious, brother. No one really explains the risks of these kinds of products clearly. Stablecoin financial management is really competitive. Let's see who survives the longest under this benchmark. But to be honest, if you have 50,000 idle, it's also good to practice with it. Anyway, you can't lose your pants.

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MelonField

· 11h ago

Haha, nobody caught that 24,000 drop. I'm also a rookie who only realized it afterward. Fifty thousand USDT for a meal—this deal is pretty worthwhile, at least no worries about sudden surges or crashes causing a heart attack. But what's that USD1? It sounds a bit floaty, 20% annualized? I'm cautious.jpg Five dollars a day steadily coming in—honestly, it's much more comfortable than risking my money chasing gains and losing it all in a month. I've really fallen to living off stablecoins, the sadness of crypto people. I don't understand this wave of market trends; might as well lie flat and earn some pocket money. The so-called king of returns—let's just survive this bear market first.

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SchrodingerWallet

· 11h ago

That 24,000 shot left me stunned when I woke up; I almost went all-in but just couldn't bring myself to press it. Is the 20% annualized return really attractive? It feels like all the platforms are just hyping it... Five bucks a day, how many pig's foot meals can I have in a month? Haha Stablecoin investments are now fiercely competing; it feels like everyone is bleeding to win. The yield rate for USD1 is indeed visible, but do you really dare to go all-in? Wait, once you run this experiment and draw conclusions, remember to share!

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