#稳定币市场竞争 Tether's recent moves are interesting. PearPass, this tool seems to be a security product, but I see clearly the logic behind it—the competition in the stablecoin ecosystem has reached the infrastructure level.

Previously, USDT's advantage was its high efficiency through centralization. Now, as it begins to deploy decentralized security tools, it indicates that USDT is also on the defensive. The approach in the entire stablecoin track has changed; it's no longer just about liquidity and backing but about the completeness of the ecosystem.

This offers an insight for copy trading strategies: don't just focus on traders' short-term profits, but observe how they allocate their stablecoin exposure. When choosing copy trading counterparts, I now pay more attention to their sensitivity to ecosystem iterations—traders who can promptly perceive changes in such infrastructure tend to have stronger risk control awareness. While Tether is strengthening user asset security, it is actually consolidating market share. During such times, blindly "all in" on a single stablecoin in copy trading indeed increases risk.

When splitting positions for copy trading, it's wise to leave some observation period. Wait until the product is truly widespread and the market response stabilizes before adjusting positions. Stablecoins seem "steady," but in reality, traders' psychology can change more than the coin price fluctuations.