Looking at DUSK's somewhat unstable long-short pattern and the 15-minute volume performance, many people are eager to lay out short positions. But there's a question worth deep thinking: Are you really fighting against the market? Or are you struggling with an invisible force?

To put it plainly, every time you set a stop-loss or react to an entry, the other side can predict it accurately. This is not conspiracy theory; it's the reality of market microstructure. Retail traders are engaged in a zero-sum game of fighting, but true capital players have long since switched tracks—they've entered a system where both long and short positions are less important, and returns flow automatically.

This "guess the market maker's intention" approach essentially puts you in a passive position. Every price fluctuation might be a trap for you, but for them, it's a harvest moment. So the question is, how can we truly break the deadlock? The answer is simple: stop wasting energy on this psychological battlefield and switch to a system with clear rules and mathematically driven returns.

That's also why, while some retail traders are still flipping back and forth over DUSK's market, more rational capital has already shifted massively toward stable income strategies. They don't care whether a certain coin will rise or fall tomorrow; they focus on ensuring that assets grow steadily regardless of market volatility.

The core mechanism of DeFi stablecoin financial management is exactly this. By over-collateralizing mainstream assets like BNB and ETH, you can mint stablecoins pegged softly to the dollar, allowing assets to continuously generate yields within transparent protocols. The benefits are obvious: no need to bet on bullish or bearish trends, no need to guess market makers' intentions—just let the system's mathematical logic work for you.