#稳定币 Recently, I’ve come across some news about stablecoins and Federal Reserve policy adjustments, and I want to share some thoughts with everyone.

The regulatory environment is indeed shifting towards a more friendly stance, which is a positive signal in itself. The Federal Reserve has rolled back previous restrictive policies, and banks are expanding their participation in crypto-related businesses. This means the compliance foundation of the entire industry is being strengthened. However, there is a common pitfall to watch out for — an improved policy environment does not mean you can relax your vigilance regarding asset safety.

I have always emphasized position management, not to appear conservative, but because in any emerging field, even if the regulatory environment improves, risk factors still exist. Stablecoins as a bridging tool are not inherently problematic, but it’s important to understand their nature — they are still derivatives linked to the US dollar or other assets. While policy certainty has increased, market uncertainty has never disappeared.

I recommend that everyone adhere to these points when participating in related assets: First, don’t put all your eggs in one basket; second, only invest funds you can afford to lose; third, maintain a long-term mindset and avoid being misled by short-term policy fluctuations into frequent position adjustments. Good changes take time to verify, and the more positive news there is, the more you need to stay alert.

Steady returns never come from ignoring risks, but from understanding and respecting them.