In the future, the exchange may shut down C2C, encouraging everyone to buy more USDT. Many people still don't understand this and are worried about withdrawing funds. In fact, what you should be more concerned about is depositing, because once you lose everything, you still need to continue depositing. If you don't keep playing, how can you recoup your investment?

As long as the country has not banned exchanges, it is not a real crackdown; even if C2C is closed in the future, it will only raise the threshold.
So many years have passed, and the country has been cracking down on the cryptocurrency space, but the trading platforms are still operating normally, and they have not been completely classified to the extent of being thoroughly banned. The reason is quite simple:
First, the domestic cryptocurrency market is not large enough to affect the broader market.
Second, individuals buying coins is harmless to others, the cost of regulation is high, but the returns are not significant.
Thirdly, there is a part that is a default gray area, allowing it to operate within the circle but not encouraging its spread.
So what we've been seeing is notifications, which inform you that the risks are high, to be careful, and not to act recklessly, but it doesn't mean you're being cut off entirely. It's more like saying you can play, but if something goes wrong, don't blame me for not warning you.
But the more you advise against it, the more people come in. Because human nature is like this - when you don't believe it and others haven't made money, once you see your friends making a fortune or your neighbors changing cars, you've long forgotten the notifications. Poverty and anxiety can change a person's choices more than any document.
And the most crucial thing is:
In many corners of this world, there are too many people who need this form of asset more than we do.
Some people lost their assets overnight, some cannot withdraw their money, and some face turmoil in their hometowns, unable to take gold with them. For them, BTC is not an investment, but an insurance policy; those 12 words are all their wealth. As long as this demand exists, this thing will not disappear and cannot be completely eradicated.
So whether you want to buy BTC is not about listening to me or notifications, but rather asking yourself one question:
Will more and more people need this kind of insurance in the future?
If you think so, then the answer is already written.
If you think you can't do it, then it's fine not to buy.
After all, BTC is not meant for those who do not lack a sense of security; it has always been prepared for those who need safety, need an escape route, and need a future.
And there will never be a shortage of such people.