Selling stablecoins requires attention; don't wait until you're frozen to regret it. Many people want to withdraw profits immediately, but end up with their accounts flagged by risk control — this is actually a common pitfall.
For example, if your monthly salary is 10,000 yuan and suddenly you receive 1 million yuan in one transaction, can the bank system not flag it? Of course not. Our account transactions must conform to normal income characteristics; abnormal large sums or concentrated flows are like raising alarms in the risk control system.
Based on actual situations, keeping individual transactions within 100,000 yuan is a relatively safe approach. Some friends have withdrawn 300,000 USDT in one month, and in the end, their entire card was frozen — this is the cost of exceeding normal limits. Domestic scrutiny in this area is indeed quite strict.
Another point that is easy to overlook: don't think that frequently switching merchants can avoid risks. Genuine merchant real-name verification must pass, and frequent switching actually makes it easier to be identified as abnormal. Stable, routine deposit and withdrawal patterns are key to protecting your account.
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PaperHandSister
· 15h ago
Oh no, I only suffered losses because of greed... Putting out too much at once really attracts the attention of risk control. A painful lesson.
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DuskSurfer
· 01-10 01:31
Really, I have a friend who fell for this. He directly lost 300,000 USDT in one month, and his card was frozen on the spot. It still hasn't been unfrozen.
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FortuneTeller42
· 01-09 12:58
Really, releasing too much at once is suicide; bank risk control is not a joke.
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GrayscaleArbitrageur
· 01-09 12:54
Hmm... This time we definitely stepped into a pit; making 300,000 in a month is indeed a bit aggressive.
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ruggedNotShrugged
· 01-09 12:39
300,000 frozen directly every month, how much effort does that take... I just want to ask if anyone has really been unfrozen, or if freezing basically means a permanent goodbye
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WhaleWatcher
· 01-09 12:38
The lesson of having my card frozen is too deep. Who can handle a one-time withdrawal of 300,000? It's better to learn to accumulate gradually.
Selling stablecoins requires attention; don't wait until you're frozen to regret it. Many people want to withdraw profits immediately, but end up with their accounts flagged by risk control — this is actually a common pitfall.
For example, if your monthly salary is 10,000 yuan and suddenly you receive 1 million yuan in one transaction, can the bank system not flag it? Of course not. Our account transactions must conform to normal income characteristics; abnormal large sums or concentrated flows are like raising alarms in the risk control system.
Based on actual situations, keeping individual transactions within 100,000 yuan is a relatively safe approach. Some friends have withdrawn 300,000 USDT in one month, and in the end, their entire card was frozen — this is the cost of exceeding normal limits. Domestic scrutiny in this area is indeed quite strict.
Another point that is easy to overlook: don't think that frequently switching merchants can avoid risks. Genuine merchant real-name verification must pass, and frequent switching actually makes it easier to be identified as abnormal. Stable, routine deposit and withdrawal patterns are key to protecting your account.