Recently, many people have been stirred up by various Pre-TGE projects, with enticing offers like 15 minutes of deduction, a cap of 3 BNB, and expected returns of 60-100U. But upon closer inspection, the logic of this trap is actually quite simple: the chips can only be moved after going live, and returns depend entirely on the market conditions at the moment of launch. Having quick hands and good luck may yield some profits, but fundamentally, it is still a game of chance.

Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying these projects aren't worth participating in. The issue is that when everyone is scrambling for the "tokens that might surge tomorrow," the truly disciplined investors are actually doing something else - accumulating those "assets that are already stable today."

Take USDD as an example. It doesn’t require you to stay up late to purchase, nor does it have the constraints of a locking period. It can be freely exchanged 24/7, supported by the true logic of decentralized stablecoins. Behind every USDD, there are excess crypto asset reserves (such as BTC, TRX, etc.) backing it, with reserve data available for real-time verification, providing transparency far superior to the black box operations of traditional financial institutions.

The crypto market is never short of stories of overnight wealth, but what is lacking is a configuration that can maintain stability in any turbulence. Luck can make you earn once, but strategy can help you survive longer.

Instead of gambling each time in the wave of Pre-TGE, it is better to allocate a portion of assets to real stabilizers that hedge against market uncertainty. This is not conservatism; it is another way to stay clear-headed in a grand and tumultuous market.