Recently, I've noticed an interesting phenomenon: on a certain compliant platform, there's actually a premium when buying Bitcoin with stablecoins. What signal does this send? Overseas funds are continuously buying, while the domestic market is seeing discounted sell-offs.

What's even more intriguing is the logic behind the price difference—when the price of USDT returns to 7.12 RMB, overseas buyers can directly lock in a 2.4% arbitrage opportunity. Entering the market now with RMB to buy USDT is actually a pretty good entry point.

From a seasoned industry insider with an annual income of 50 million, I learned that large funds are currently actively accumulating stablecoins—they’re only absorbing, not releasing. The so-called "panic selling" circulating in the market may just be a surface phenomenon—the USDT and Bitcoin being sold at a discount are ultimately ending up in the wallets of major capital holders.

If you think about it carefully, it becomes clear: who is picking up the cheap chips you’re selling? Isn’t it those professional players holding the cash flow? Pricing power in the crypto market has always been in the hands of the capital side, not retail sentiment. Don’t rush to sell at a loss in a panic—your bargains are becoming someone else’s core holdings.