There was a moment last week when I really felt that something was off in the market. At the beginning of the week, everyone was still talking about stability, and BTC was still grinding around 88000+. Many people have already started calling for a second main rise. In the second half of the week, BTC was hit all the way to around 7.46, causing a burst of long positions and instantly cooling down market sentiment. Looking back now, it's actually a typical bull market in the middle, not the kind of panic waterfall, but a slow blood pumping pullback, the most disgusting kind. Fortunately, @ worldlibertyfi and Binance had an event where I exchanged a portion of the knockoff meat for USD1, narrowly avoiding it. The WLFI reward for the first week of USD1 activity was issued yesterday, and interest was earned on several hundred units received The essence of this activity is actually very simple: Holding USD1 can divide the WLFI prize pool. The total reward pool is $40 million WLFI, distributed over four weeks, with approximately $10 million in rewards per week. Moreover, according to market calculations, if the participation scale is relatively full, the annualized rate is around 16%. So you said that taking stablecoins now for an annualized yield of around 14% is actually a reasonable range. When the market is unstable, stablecoins are the king. Currently, gold and silver have not stopped falling, and traditional safe haven assets are being drained of liquidity, let alone the overall cryptocurrency market. The current market situation is not the end of the sharp decline, but everyone is waiting for whether there will be a final push. My personal feeling is that now the market is basically experiencing a pullback, and the probability of a short-term trend is not high. The most comfortable way to play at this stage is to take stablecoins, eat some annualization, and wait for the market to wash off the leverage before moving on to the next round.