When it comes to the inflow and outflow of USDT, many people actually haven't clarified a key question – is the USDT you hold truly the one that can be circulated anytime?

This is not a trivial matter. Recently, I completely dissected the entire chain of stablecoin withdrawals: how the account funds move, through which steps they pass, and where they ultimately end up - I recorded every step. The focus is not on whether the steps are cumbersome, but rather on whether the entire process is transparent, traceable, and reliable in the long term.

The more unstable the market conditions, the more likely it is to encounter capital stagnation or channel risks. At this point, understanding how to use it becomes particularly important. The reason USDT is widely used lies in its liquidity and redemption capability. Once a problem occurs at any stage, the chain from the account to real money is broken.

Therefore, instead of blindly relying on others, it is better to actively understand the logic of the fund path, ensuring that you are aware of every operation.