Recently, an interesting phenomenon has appeared in the USDT over-the-counter price. The current quote is 6.95 RMB, while the official USD to RMB exchange rate is still at 7.06. That's quite a spread.
Could this be related to the recent stablecoin regulatory policy introduced by the authorities? Market sentiment seems to have become more cautious. The short-term price fluctuations are indeed confusing, and it's very difficult to spot any patterns.
Honestly, if you keep staring at these ups and downs for a long time, it's easy to lose your composure. That's just how the market is—sometimes the harder you try to see clearly, the more anxious you get. Staying calm may be more important than chasing every fluctuation.
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InscriptionGriller
· 20h ago
The price spread is so fierce, it's probably another Ponzi scheme messing around. As soon as regulation steps in, the retail investors panic immediately—this trick is an old one, and the pros know it well.
Honestly, for people who stare at these damn price fluctuations, nine out of ten will end up with depression. Stay calm? That's advice for people with real discipline. Most of us in the crypto space are just masters of self-deception.
This death spiral feeling—either you cut your losses and run, or you close your eyes and ignore it. Unfortunately, most people choose the third option: keep gambling.
Once the stablecoin policy comes out, funds immediately start looking for an exit. The retail liquidation machine never stops; it's just a matter of who gets wiped out first.
Such a big price difference? In my opinion, we still need to wait for on-chain evidence to surface. There's no point saying anything right now.
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MemeKingNFT
· 20h ago
Here we go again, why worry about such a large price difference? A bottom consensus is forming.
As soon as regulation steps in, the market starts to bottom out. I’ve long said this is the accumulation phase, and you’re still hung up on whether it’s 6.95 or 7.06?
Calm down? No, on-chain data tells the real story—don’t let short-term volatility blind you.
This round will wipe out another batch of retail investors, and those who go with the flow end up laughing last.
Wait, could it be that big money is building positions? I feel like this signal is interesting.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 21h ago
Stirring up trouble again. As soon as the regulators step in, USDT plunges. To put it bluntly, it's just a loss of confidence.
Watching the market too closely can make you sick, I'm serious.
This price difference is pretty alarming, feels like someone's dumping.
You can't rush making money.
To put it nicely, it's staying calm; to put it harshly, it's getting rekt.
Recently, an interesting phenomenon has appeared in the USDT over-the-counter price. The current quote is 6.95 RMB, while the official USD to RMB exchange rate is still at 7.06. That's quite a spread.
Could this be related to the recent stablecoin regulatory policy introduced by the authorities? Market sentiment seems to have become more cautious. The short-term price fluctuations are indeed confusing, and it's very difficult to spot any patterns.
Honestly, if you keep staring at these ups and downs for a long time, it's easy to lose your composure. That's just how the market is—sometimes the harder you try to see clearly, the more anxious you get. Staying calm may be more important than chasing every fluctuation.