Market panic cycles are once again upon us. When a major exchange announces delisting plans, holders fall into anxiety, and small coin holders suffer significant losses. This cycle repeats year after year, constantly reminding us of the same truth: piling chips into projects lacking real fundamentals will only result in being cut for profit in the end.
But true investors understand contrarian thinking. Crises and opportunities often coexist. When trash projects are phased out, capital inevitably flows to new directions—those with solid cash flow.
The current trend is already very clear: shifting from air narrative to tangible assets supported by actual yields. This is not a new concept, but the way it is executed is evolving. Instead of digging through ruins for remnants, it’s better to directly participate in protocols that can automatically generate yields.
Take interest-bearing stablecoins as an example. Their logic is quite simple: you use mainstream assets (like BNB or ETH) as the base, which continuously generate interest through liquidity staking. This is the first layer of yield. Then, you can issue stablecoin products based on these assets, allowing all stablecoin holders to share in the protocol’s profits. This is the second layer of yield.
It sounds like building an "automatic yield factory"—because that’s essentially what it is. You don’t need to gamble on whether the project team is reliable, nor worry about exchange decisions. You only need to believe one thing: this blockchain is operating normally. As long as the network is alive, the mechanism is working, and yields are accumulating.
Over-collateralization ensures your principal is safe. Protocol mechanisms guarantee your yields are automated. This is the way to survive market volatility. Instead of panicking every time an delisting notice appears, it’s better to shift your mindset and deploy funds into places that can generate definite yields. This is the only logic for long-term wealth accumulation.
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MetaverseVagabond
· 5h ago
Here comes the old trick of cutting leeks again, it's so annoying every year
Earning stablecoins sounds good, but the risks can't be avoided either
Is this time really different? I'm a bit skeptical
Rather than trusting the mechanism, it's better to stay alert
Wait, is over-collateralization really safe? Overthinking it
I've heard this logic too many times, but what was the result?
Bro, don't lie to me, who guarantees that "automatic yield"
I'm tired of thinking in reverse, still need to look at real data
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EthMaximalist
· 5h ago
Another wave of retail investors got caught, honestly I'm already tired of seeing it
The stable interest-bearing coins are indeed attractive, but who can guarantee that the protocol itself won't explode?
Instead of chasing returns, it's better to stay alive
Constantly shouting about guaranteed returns, this phrase is really quite ironic in the crypto world
Liquidity staking sounds good, but how does it work in practice? The risk lies in the details
The biggest winner of this wave of delistings is probably the exchanges themselves
Over-collateralized capital preservation? This trick has failed more than once in history
The true counterthinking should be to do nothing and wait for the situation to clarify
I don't know if interest-bearing stablecoins will be popular, but I don't believe in automated yield farms anyway
Rather than deploying to so-called guaranteed returns, I prefer to hold ETH and do nothing
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GateUser-0717ab66
· 5h ago
Coming back to this again? Every time you say you want to find a solid foundation, but in the end, you still have to gamble on the protocol not collapsing for yield-bearing tokens.
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AirdropHunterWang
· 5h ago
Here comes the same old story of cutting leeks again, so annoying.
Yield-bearing stablecoins sound good, but do you really dare to go all in?
It's no surprise if you're caught in a trap this time.
Sounds nice, but isn't it just gambling on whether blockchain survives?
Automated income factory? Wait and see first.
We said the same thing last year, and look what happened?
Double-layer returns sound great, but who bears the risk?
I don't think so; history always repeats itself.
Over-collateralization can't save zero-value coins; I've seen too many cases.
Is this wave really different? I remain skeptical.
Hey, how do you identify those air projects?
I've heard so many times about the certainty of returns.
Market panic cycles are once again upon us. When a major exchange announces delisting plans, holders fall into anxiety, and small coin holders suffer significant losses. This cycle repeats year after year, constantly reminding us of the same truth: piling chips into projects lacking real fundamentals will only result in being cut for profit in the end.
But true investors understand contrarian thinking. Crises and opportunities often coexist. When trash projects are phased out, capital inevitably flows to new directions—those with solid cash flow.
The current trend is already very clear: shifting from air narrative to tangible assets supported by actual yields. This is not a new concept, but the way it is executed is evolving. Instead of digging through ruins for remnants, it’s better to directly participate in protocols that can automatically generate yields.
Take interest-bearing stablecoins as an example. Their logic is quite simple: you use mainstream assets (like BNB or ETH) as the base, which continuously generate interest through liquidity staking. This is the first layer of yield. Then, you can issue stablecoin products based on these assets, allowing all stablecoin holders to share in the protocol’s profits. This is the second layer of yield.
It sounds like building an "automatic yield factory"—because that’s essentially what it is. You don’t need to gamble on whether the project team is reliable, nor worry about exchange decisions. You only need to believe one thing: this blockchain is operating normally. As long as the network is alive, the mechanism is working, and yields are accumulating.
Over-collateralization ensures your principal is safe. Protocol mechanisms guarantee your yields are automated. This is the way to survive market volatility. Instead of panicking every time an delisting notice appears, it’s better to shift your mindset and deploy funds into places that can generate definite yields. This is the only logic for long-term wealth accumulation.