AAVE: With the dual attributes of Defi and RWA, it is favored by large institutions and has large-scale pledges. This shows that its important position in the field of decentralized finance and its innovative model have attracted the attention of traditional financial institutions, and it is expected to play an important role in integrating traditional finance with decentralized finance.
MKR: The project party frequently takes actions such as repurchase and split, which makes the currency price fluctuate greatly. Increased investment uncertainty and risk. For investors with higher risk appetite, it may be an attractive investment target, but it is necessary to pay close attention to the actions of the project party and the market reaction.
Ondo: As a truly landed RWA rising star leader, it has the same Wall Street market maker as Sol Tia and is supported by BlackRock. This shows that it has strong strength and resource support in combining real-world assets with cryptocurrencies. The participation of Wall Street market makers and large financial institutions may bring it wider market recognition and liquidity.
Pendle: With the dual attributes of Defi and RWA, it has the potential to become a dark horse. In the highly competitive cryptocurrency market, the dual attributes may make it competitive in different market environments and attract investors to pay attention to its development potential.
Polyx: With Binance investment background, it provides it with certain credibility and resource support. As a world-renowned cryptocurrency trading platform, Binance's investment decisions are usually made after in-depth research and analysis. Investors may have more confidence in Polyx because of Binance's endorsement.
Conclusion: These projects have their own characteristics and advantages in the fields of Defi and RWA. When considering investment, investors need to comprehensively consider factors such as the project's fundamentals, technical strength, team background, market competitiveness, and industry development trends, and also pay attention to the high risk and uncertainty of the cryptocurrency market.
100% Antifreeze and Safe Withdrawal in the Cryptocurrency Circle Episode 9.5: Yiwu Self-employed
Before Episode 10 of Trust Withdrawal, Mr. Gou will first update a non-mainstream withdrawal method. If you can't get a Hong Kong card and are afraid that the U card is not safe, then you can take a look at the Yiwu Self-employed Method.
It is said that the personal exchange of US$50,000 is hard capped, but in fact, Yiwu has left a loophole, which is convenient for Yiwu's export husband-and-wife stores to collect foreign exchange, that is, Yiwu self-employed. The advantage is unlimited foreign exchange settlement! In fact, it is better to settle less than US$10 million per year.
Find a Taobao intermediary for 300 to 500 yuan (and get some information to develop an overseas e-commerce business, it doesn't matter if you don't make money), basically 3 working days to issue a certificate, and then go to Yiwu's Chouzhou Commercial Bank to open an account (Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Qingdao, Tianjin and other places can also sign off remotely).
Then you can withdraw funds from exchanges such as Kraken to your Chou Shang account via SWIFT wire transfer (you can also use a crypto-friendly bank that you opened an account online to transfer funds so that the receiving bank does not know that your money comes from the exchange, as I mentioned before), and then you can exchange unlimited US dollars for RMB.
The wear and tear:
1. The transit bank charges about 5 to 7 US dollars per transaction.
2. The settlement fee is 5 RMB per 10,000 US dollars.
3. You need to purchase a quota for settlement (the market price is about 100 RMB for a quota of 10,000 US dollars. If you don’t want to buy a quota, you need to register an NRA account, but the requirements are high and will not be discussed here).
The Chou Shang account supports binding to Paypal and can accept personal and corporate remittances. Accepted currencies: US dollar, euro, Australian dollar, British pound, Japanese yen, Hong Kong dollar, ruble, Korean won, Canadian dollar.
As for self-employed individuals, you don’t need to do accounting and tax filing, you only need to do annual review.
Overall, the advantage is that it is reasonable and legal with unlimited withdrawals, while the disadvantage is that it can only withdraw but not deposit. The wear and tear is greater than that of a Hong Kong card and less than that of a U card.
The deposit and withdrawal tutorials that Mr. Gou has been updating should be the most detailed and reliable in the history of the currency circle. Don’t hesitate to follow it three times! The 10th episode is coming soon!