#USUAL走势分析
After looking at the gameplay and collaboration of $USUAL , I think Binance wants to push USD0 up. The previous BUSD was withdrawn due to compliance issues, but the income from stablecoins is steady and substantial, which can serve as a guaranteed income.
Why has the trading for USUAL been delayed for so long before the opening?
To put it bluntly, the big player is Binance. They created a purchase limit to make the K-line chart look good, which allows them to avoid spending their own money while giving out fewer chips, letting retail investors compete against each other to drive up the price.
If they opened the market early and raised the price like a new coin only to let it drop, it wouldn't have any unique features, and Binance doesn't want that.
Currently, short-term players basically can't outplay Binance; they are sucking the money from short-term players to use as chips.
If you're holding spot assets long-term, you probably won’t lose; it’s just a matter of how much you earn. If you’re worried about losing, then don’t touch this thing from the start.
USUAL is now a nightmare for short-term players, with prices going up and down like a roller coaster. Only when fewer people in a rush to make money are left will the price rise again.
If you're holding spot, you should at least hold until the end of March next year. If you can’t hold on, don’t complain about losing money; if you can’t afford to play, then don’t participate, and if your skills are lacking, invest more in learning.
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