#数字货币市场洞察 $BTC $ETH $DOGE Recently, USDT has broken above 7 against the RMB, and a lot of people are panicking.

Have you noticed? The market is sending out two signals—

The Fed might be in for a change. Powell’s position is shaky, and Trump’s team is sharpening their knives, ready to replace him. What do they want to do? Cut rates and print money. The market has already voted with real money: the odds of a rate cut in December have shot above 90%, and the dollar index is trending down.

The stablecoin path hasn’t been smooth lately. USDT’s cross-border business is under increased scrutiny, and the gray area is getting tighter. Many holders are choosing to sell and exit; with more supply, the price naturally can’t hold up.

What’s interesting is—crypto prices are rising, while USDT’s price is falling.

Those in the know understand:

Once the dollar truly weakens, capital will look for a new safe haven, and crypto assets are the top choice as a reservoir.
Tighter regulation may look like a crackdown on the surface, but in reality, it’s clearing the field—kicking out non-compliant players and making room for legitimate ones.
Before every bull run, the USDT exchange rate always goes through a round of pressure like this.

Right now, there are three types of people in the market:
Newbies are confused: “Can stablecoins really be unstable?”
Veterans are calm: “Nothing new, always dips before it pumps.”
Action-takers are already crunching the numbers—when the exchange rate rebounds to 7.5, they’ll pocket a 10% gain just on the spread.

The winds have shifted. Are you going to keep stressing over the numbers, or seize the window of opportunity to position yourself?