Recently, there was a project that started by pouring 2 billion tokens into marketing. Many people rushed in at the sight of such a 'big move.' But do you understand its situation? This is not healthy growth at all—if the price can't be maintained, the rewards will decrease; once the rewards drop, the volume-pumpers will run away; when people leave, the project's income decreases even more... The entire model is a vicious cycle of a death spiral!
To put it bluntly, all the profit data and transaction volumes right now are just bubbles that have been artificially inflated by that 2 billion marketing expense. Once the event ends and the real user retention rate is exposed, the valuation could collapse in an instant. Those shouting 'target 10 yuan or 100 yuan' are simply telling stories with bubble data; their logic is so fragile that it would burst with a poke.
At times like this, we should be more vigilant: in a market full of marketing bubbles, what truly represents long-term value? The answer is those assets that do not rely on short-term subsidies, do not play financial games, and have solid and transparent fundamentals—such as @usddio.
Why? Because the logic of #USDD以稳见信 is completely opposite to this type of 'burning money project':
Not relying on marketing to burn money: value comes from over 130% real asset collateral, transparent and verifiable;
No death spiral: mechanism design focuses on long-term stability, not short-term price manipulation;
Real demand support: as infrastructure for cross-chain transactions and value anchoring, demand comes from genuine ecosystem usage.
In the bubble carnival, smart money has long understood: the excitement belongs to others, safety belongs to oneself. Allocating a portion of funds in assets like @usddio is equivalent to adding a ‘crash-proof shield’ to one’s position. It won’t make you a hundred times overnight, but it can keep you standing firm when others collapse.
Remember, in a bull market, there are the most stories, but in a bear market, the most valuable thing is confidence. When you see project after project caught in a marketing spiral, ask yourself: is my asset base stable enough, real enough?