Against the backdrop of violent fluctuations in the cryptocurrency market, investors' demand for asset preservation is becoming increasingly prominent. This article aims to answer how to effectively hedge risks in the turbulent currency circle. It will introduce in detail the concept of stablecoin, a core hedge tool, and provide a list of TOP3 stablecoins by analyzing the current highly recognized options in the market. The article will explain how to select and use these stablecoins according to their own needs, so as to better manage risks in an uncertain market environment.

This article will focus on the theme of stablecoin arbitrage and explain in detail how to use the possible price spreads between stablecoins such as BUSD and TUSD to obtain profits. The article will first introduce the basic principles of stablecoin spread arbitrage, and then introduce the specific operating procedures through step-by-step explanations, and analyze the risks involved and matters that need to be paid attention to to help users understand this process and realize that its returns are not stable and unchanged.

This article will discuss the world's mainstream stablecoins and analyze which stablecoins have the risk aversion attribute of "gold substitute" in the market downward cycle (bear market). We will explain how to judge and choose a relatively stable value storage tool in a bear market by comparing the market value, endorsement mechanism, transparency, and comprehensively combining common views on the Internet, and explain this analysis process.

This article will explain in detail how to successfully apply for a US MSB (Money Services Business) license within a theoretical 45-day cycle and disassemble the key steps in the application process to help you understand the entire operation process. At the same time, the article will also introduce two other important compliance licenses in the virtual currency industry, providing reference for you to build a global compliance operation system.

This article will introduce several mainstream stablecoins and explain in depth how to evaluate the security of a stablecoin from multiple dimensions such as transparency and compliance, so as to help you understand which stablecoins are generally considered relatively reliable choices in the market, and learn how to judge their "hazard-haven" attributes on your own.

Under the trend of Yiwu merchants accepting stablecoin payment, it is crucial to choose a reliable exchange. This article sorts out the world's top virtual currency exchanges. 1. Binance has the largest trading volume and strong liquidity, supports multiple fiat currency deposits and exits and has a security fund; 2. OKX has a rich product line, built-in Web3 wallet, and has high asset transparency; 3. Huobi (Huobi/HTX) has a long history and a huge user base, and is actively improving security and experience; 4. Gate.io has a variety of currencies, focusing on security and audit transparency; 5. KuCoin has a friendly interface, suitable for beginners and supports automated trading; 6. Bitget is known for its derivatives and order functions, suitable for users who explore diversified strategies.

Under the current severe regulatory environment, the difficulty of directly applying for a specific business license is increasing day by day, and the success rate is not ideal. Many platforms have therefore fallen into development bottlenecks. This article will analyze in detail an efficient "curve approval" strategy, aiming to help you understand how to obtain the required license through indirect compliance. This article will explain its operational process and core points in steps, providing you with a feasible compliance path.

?This article aims to provide a basic operating guide for novice users interested in virtual currency trading. We will systematically explain the entire process from introductory preparation to core operational skills, helping you understand the basic framework and risk points of virtual currency trading. Through step-by-step analysis, this article will uncover the rational operation logic behind the so-called "break-up password", emphasizing the importance of knowledge reserves and risk management, rather than encouraging blind speculation.