Why has the cryptocurrency market been so quiet in recent years?
There is no other reason—it's simply because buying and selling USDT has been heavily controlled.
Buying is troublesome.
Selling is even more troublesome.
Fraud prevention not only monitors you on the app side,
but also from Alipay, WeChat, and bank card ports.
It's like installing iron gates at the entrances and exits of virtual currency.
Now, virtual currency is completely mixed with the black and gray industrial chains,
making it impossible to distinguish who is an investor, who is gambling, and who is committing fraud.
As long as you buy and sell USDT,
in their eyes—you are a "key focus object."
Can you explain?
It’s useless.
Who knows what you bought it for?
Is it to buy coins, gamble online, or commit fraud?
You say it's an investment, and they will just respond with a “heh.”
I bought U twice this year.
Both times, the police showed up at my door.
That scene was truly extremely annoying.
What’s even more annoying is the anti-fraud calls—
the tone is not a reminder, but more like they are about to directly scold you:
"Do you know this is illegal?"
"Are you trying to harm yourself or your family?"
You say, who would dare to play anymore?
So, this year the cryptocurrency market is quiet,
it's not that no one has dreams,
it's not that no one wants to take a gamble,
but even the entrance threshold,
has been blocked tightly.
Bull market? Good news? Soaring prices?
Sorry,
when your entrances and exits are choked off,
no matter how big the market is, you can only stare blankly in your friend circle.
Sometimes, the cold winter of the cryptocurrency market comes,
not from the market,
but from a series of chilling phone calls,
and repeated unsolicited knocks on the door.
The super bull market of 2025 is already in sight. May everyone who likes, saves, or follows this article reap a full harvest in this bull market!
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