Recently, a fascinating phenomenon has emerged in the market: on one hand, the Federal Reserve is signaling a dovish rate cut (expectations for a rate cut in 2026 have significantly weakened), while on the other hand, a $40 billion asset purchase plan is being eagerly launched. This seemingly contradictory policy combination leaves many scratching their heads—should we be optimistic or pessimistic?



But from a different perspective, during times of information overload and intense market volatility, obsessively monitoring every policy update and constantly adjusting strategies can be quite exhausting. A smarter approach is to first think clearly: does your investment portfolio contain parts that remain "rock solid"? Assets that are not swayed by the ups and downs of risk assets?

This brings us to the core value of stablecoins. When the market is thrown into confusion by rate cuts and liquidity injections, stablecoins pegged to the US dollar act like a compass for your asset allocation. They allow you to stay rational amid market chaos, avoid being misled by short-term rebounds, and calmly assess whether the current rally is a genuine opportunity or just the "last frenzy before good news runs out."

Simply put, stablecoins are not created to "make money," but to maintain clarity amid chaos.
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OnchainDetectiveBingvip
· 13h ago
Damn, every time the Fed releases news I have to adjust my positions again, it's exhausting to keep playing like this. I really understand stablecoins more and more; they don't make money but they don't wear me out.
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StablecoinArbitrageurvip
· 12-20 17:15
actually, the fed's doing the classic bait-and-switch thing again. rates stay higher longer but qe keeps the liquidity faucet on — it's basically admitting they can't let markets breathe for five minutes without panicking.
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AltcoinHuntervip
· 12-19 13:13
Stablecoins are indeed a good thing, but to be honest, I still prefer to go all-in on those hundredfold potential coins... The safety net sounds good, but it doesn't make money.
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CryptoGoldminevip
· 12-18 07:54
That's a good point, but I think we need to do some more calculations. Stablecoins are indeed stable, but the ROI itself is zero. The real opportunity still lies in areas like mining networks that can generate continuous cash flow. From the perspective of difficulty adjustment cycles, the current mining yield has actually bottomed out. Compared to blindly hoarding stablecoins, it's better to allocate resources to assets that can truly make money.
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HackerWhoCaresvip
· 12-18 07:54
Really, instead of constantly tracking the Federal Reserve's moves, it's better to hold some stablecoins and watch the show calmly.
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NewDAOdreamervip
· 12-18 07:53
Honestly, instead of worrying every day about what the Federal Reserve will do next, it's better to lock some funds into stablecoins and sleep peacefully.
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FromMinerToFarmervip
· 12-18 07:52
Chasing the Federal Reserve's words every day is not as good as holding some stablecoins and sleeping peacefully.
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