I have been out of the market and holding no positions for nearly half a month. Starting from clearing my SOL holdings, I have been observing and waiting, without rushing into the market. During this period, I only took a small short position on ZEC, mainly based on my overall market judgment — currently in a downtrend cycle, and those rebounds are just market pauses, accumulating momentum for the next bottom.
My personal view is clear: SOL needs to stay above 115 to have a chance, and ZEC needs to stay above 400. This is not professional analysis, just a rough judgment based on recent price movements and technical indicators.
During this time without an ideal entry point, I started paying attention to stablecoin yields. Earning about 20 dollars in interest daily is actually pretty good. A friend mentioned a yield scheme on a certain stablecoin platform, with an annualized rate of 20%, which sounds attractive, but the key is to trust the safety of the product itself. The risk of decoupling is actually exaggerated by many people; as long as you choose reliable platforms and assets, it can be a good way to maintain returns in a bear market.
Traders who haven't participated in stablecoin yield farming should give it a try, as it can both avoid losing income during the out-of-market period and help accumulate some returns while waiting for opportunities.
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ShitcoinArbitrageur
· 11h ago
Being out of the market for half a month is indeed a bit tough, but I think your recent moves are quite calm. Anyway, just wait it out.
Not bothered by 20 yuan daily interest; I'm also playing with stablecoins, just need to be careful not to step into a trap. The decoupling issue has indeed been exaggerated.
Let's talk about SOL below 115; it's not desperate enough yet. I do agree with ZEC below 400, but patience is needed.
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unrekt.eth
· 11h ago
Empty position for half a month, I just sleep soundly. This patience is truly amazing.
A 20% annual yield on stablecoins sounds appealing, but I still have to ask if this platform is just another unjust shelter about to decouple.
SOL 115, ZEC 400... No issues with the details, just see if the market will give this face.
While waiting for opportunities, earning some stablecoin interest is indeed not a loss, much better than holding air in your hands.
Your self-control over the past half month is really top-notch; many people have long lost patience.
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Tokenomics911
· 11h ago
The idea of staying out of the market and waiting for the bottom is not bad, but you need to keep a steady mindset and not get itchy when you see a rebound.
Daily 20 stablecoin interest and fees are indeed attractive, but I still need to take a closer look at that 20% annualized rate. Who can guarantee there's no decoupling risk?
Buy SOL below 115, buy ZEC below 400—listening to you, it seems logical, but I'm just worried it might be another empty wait.
So now, everyone is starting to rely on stablecoins to survive—how tough must this bear market be?
The waiting process tests people the most; it's more exhausting than fast-forwarding and quick-exiting.
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GasFeeSurvivor
· 11h ago
Being out of the market for half a month and still earning stable interest—who else can have this mindset?
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SOL 115, ZEC 400... Bro, your prediction can't be that quick, the rebound still needs to be endured.
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20% annualized yield is indeed tempting, but I still don't trust stablecoin platforms. Even with a small decoupling probability, I don't want to get caught off guard.
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Daily 20 bucks in interest, small amounts add up. Putting idle funds into stablecoins is much better than sitting out in cash.
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When will this downward cycle bottom out? I'm almost falling asleep waiting.
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Reliable platforms are really hard to find. Stablecoin yields look good, but there are plenty of traps too.
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Half a month out of the market and not feeling itchy? I would have already started messing around.
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Below ZEC 400... How long do I have to wait? Better lock in stablecoin interest for safety.
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ImpermanentTherapist
· 12h ago
Being out of the market for half a month and still earning a stable 20 yuan in interest, this mindset is really holding up well, unlike some people who are constantly chasing highs and selling lows.
I have been out of the market and holding no positions for nearly half a month. Starting from clearing my SOL holdings, I have been observing and waiting, without rushing into the market. During this period, I only took a small short position on ZEC, mainly based on my overall market judgment — currently in a downtrend cycle, and those rebounds are just market pauses, accumulating momentum for the next bottom.
My personal view is clear: SOL needs to stay above 115 to have a chance, and ZEC needs to stay above 400. This is not professional analysis, just a rough judgment based on recent price movements and technical indicators.
During this time without an ideal entry point, I started paying attention to stablecoin yields. Earning about 20 dollars in interest daily is actually pretty good. A friend mentioned a yield scheme on a certain stablecoin platform, with an annualized rate of 20%, which sounds attractive, but the key is to trust the safety of the product itself. The risk of decoupling is actually exaggerated by many people; as long as you choose reliable platforms and assets, it can be a good way to maintain returns in a bear market.
Traders who haven't participated in stablecoin yield farming should give it a try, as it can both avoid losing income during the out-of-market period and help accumulate some returns while waiting for opportunities.