2025-12-23 16:25:22

I have 1200 XRP locked tightly in my Wallet, and if you ask when the bottom is — it's now. 2 dollars is just the prologue; the real story is about to begin. Watching the fluctuations in market data is one thing; I’m looking at the kind of momentum that can rewrite the market slowly accumulating. For those still sitting on the sidelines, it will be difficult to enter a position later.

But there's a problem here: it's very dangerous for a person to charge forward without any defense.

Therefore, I also value the layout of stablecoins. While pursuing high-potential assets like XRP, you need an absolutely stable ballast to hedge against risks. Stablecoins are that line of defense.

Taking USDD as an example, its strength lies in "certainty". Behind it is over-collateralization—each coin has more than 1 dollar of on-chain assets (like BTC) as real-time collateral, fully transparent and traceable on the chain. Trust comes from code logic, not pretty words. The 1 dollar peg mechanism is designed very rigidly, making it the most stable part of the asset portfolio.

The complete trading strategy is as follows: take a portion of your position to capture the rise of XRP, and allocate the remaining part to stable assets like USDD. This way, you will have the capacity to seize every market opportunity without any concerns from behind.

Being aggressive is to see the value of XRP, while being cautious is to understand the necessity of stablecoins. Both are essential, and this is the true survival rule in the market.

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CryptoMotivator

· 12-23 16:59

1200 XRP is locked up, this guy really has faith. To put it simply, don't put all your eggs in one basket, I understand. I've heard this Market Stabilization strategy for stablecoins too many times. It's easy to talk about the bottom, but who really knows where it is? USDD over-collateralization sounds good, but the risk is always there. Is this wave really just the prologue? Question mark. How should the allocation ratio be divided to be considered scientific? Is a 50/50 split okay?

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DEXRobinHood

· 12-23 16:58

1200 XRP locked up, this guy is really gambling. The idea of USDD over-collateralization is not bad, but you need to have a backup. By the way, is the judgment of the bottom really that accurate? It's true that being aggressive and cautious needs to be balanced; you can't go all in. Accumulating momentum by watching market data is one thing, but really being able to take off is another. I agree with using stablecoins as ballast; at least you can sleep well. 2 dollars prologue? That's a bit bold to say, man. The ones following the trend now will probably be the same ones cutting losses later. You can only buy the dip when there are no worries in the back, makes sense. I really can't see how high XRP can rise this time.

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FlashLoanPrince

· 12-23 16:50

1200 XRP are deadlocked, this guy is really ruthless That's right, there must be a ballast The over-collateralization of USDD can indeed be seen

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SurvivorshipBias

· 12-23 16:45

1200 XRP locked and immobile, I really believed it. To be honest, I need to take a look at the over-collateralization logic of USDD. However, just talking about combining aggressiveness and caution? I've heard that too many times. The bottom is always relative; the real question is how you survive to the next wave.

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 12-23 16:44

1200 XRP is locked, this guy is really confident. But to be honest, stablecoins really need to be balanced, otherwise if you FOMO in and there's a flash crash, it's gg. I feel like I've heard this trap theory a hundred times, the key is still to survive those big dumps without cutting losses. The logic of USDD's over-collateralization sounds reassuring, but I'm just afraid something unexpected happens one day. Being aggressive and cautious is not wrong, but it's hard for ordinary people to find a balance, in the end, it's still all in. It would be great if this wave is really the bottom, otherwise it's just paper wealth.

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