2025-12-22 02:16:42

Stable currency movements should reflect what's actually happening under the hood. When prices drift too far from fundamentals, that's when markets get messy. The healthiest scenarios are when price action tracks real economic conditions—not speculation running wild.

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0xSunnyDay

· 12-24 09:50

Stablecoins are too far from their fundamentals, and that's when real trouble happens. Right now, many projects are just holding up through hype.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 12-23 13:51

When the price deviates too far from the fundamentals, it's time to start laying mines. I've seen this too many times; after the speculative frenzy, it's all a mess. As for stablecoins, they must honestly reflect the real situation, or else a lesson will be learned sooner or later.

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SignatureAnxiety

· 12-22 02:45

If stablecoins lose their peg, it's game over. To put it bluntly, it ultimately comes down to the fact that the fundamentals cannot support it; just speculation will eventually lead to a crash.

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SerumSurfer

· 12-22 02:39

You're right, many projects in the crypto world have prices that are completely unrelated to their fundamentals... Every day, we see certain coins experiencing big pumps and big dumps, but no one really cares about what's happening behind the scenes.

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unrekt.eth

· 12-22 02:37

nah you are right, just afraid it will be a bunch of scamcoins playing people for suckers under the banner of "stability"...

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