The stablecoin product from a major exchange has finally launched, and this time the action was quite quick. Some time ago, I saw a high-yield activity on another platform, $U , with a 20% annualized return, which attracted a lot of funds. I felt like I was making a profit. Now that mainstream exchanges have launched, they are likely to follow up with high-yield financial products. To be honest, I’m a bit excited. It would be great if they could reference the scale of previous activities like USD1, so that ordinary investors can also get a share. In the stablecoin sector, competition among exchanges is indeed heating up, with each trying to offer more attractive yield schemes.
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BearWhisperGod
· 01-14 18:40
20% annualized? Bro, are you dreaming? That's how signs of a run are...
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Here comes another new trick to cut leeks, same old套路.
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Wait, can they really offer activities at the scale of USD1? I'm rushing in immediately, no joke.
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What has happened to stablecoins now? High yields are probably all traps, right?
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Top-tier exchanges are doing something different, but I still remain cautious and want to see if anyone gets burned first.
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Uh, this yield... why do I feel like I'm gambling with my life?
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Mainstream exchanges following suit is a good thing, at least it's more trustworthy than small platforms.
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Leek-cutting enthusiasts are probably starting to get ready.
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Rising competition is good, but let's not end up with only false advertising.
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In this day and age, stablecoin financial management has become so competitive? Crazy.
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MoonMathMagic
· 01-12 14:09
It's finally here. Let's see if the exchange can actually deliver something real this time.
The top players move quickly, but I missed that 20% wave, huge loss.
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PumpStrategist
· 01-12 12:59
20% annualized? Bro, that's classic rookie thinking. The chips are highly concentrated at the top, and the risk hasn't been fully released yet. Currently, participating in high-yield activities is just playing the role of a bagholder.
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-12 12:59
Another new battleground for crypto farming has opened. I also benefited from the 20% annualized yield. Whether the leading exchanges can reach a scale of USD1 this time is really uncertain.
Oh my goodness, I look forward to a high-yield event during a market dip, otherwise it won't be fun.
Regarding stablecoins, basically, it's just exchanges competing over who offers more subsidies. We're just waiting to harvest some profits.
Could this be another high-yield trap? Last time, I lost money on some coin’s financial products.
By the way, will this launch again lead to a wave of retail investors getting cut? I'm a bit hesitant to get involved.
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-12 12:56
Another wave of the typical rug pull scheme, 20% annualized? Haha, wait until the risks blow up and then cry.
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RegenRestorer
· 01-12 12:42
20% annualized? Come on, I've seen this trick before.
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ETHReserveBank
· 01-12 12:31
20% annualized? I just want to know when they'll cut this yield, it's all just tricks anyway.
The stablecoin product from a major exchange has finally launched, and this time the action was quite quick. Some time ago, I saw a high-yield activity on another platform, $U , with a 20% annualized return, which attracted a lot of funds. I felt like I was making a profit. Now that mainstream exchanges have launched, they are likely to follow up with high-yield financial products. To be honest, I’m a bit excited. It would be great if they could reference the scale of previous activities like USD1, so that ordinary investors can also get a share. In the stablecoin sector, competition among exchanges is indeed heating up, with each trying to offer more attractive yield schemes.