#ETH走势分析 Huionepay(Huionepay)really can’t hold on anymore this time.
At 1 PM on December 1st, the withdrawal function was directly shut down. There’s only 990,000 USDT lying in the on-chain wallet now—for a payment platform, this balance basically means a declaration of death.
The official statement called it a “phased delay in redemption,” which sounds decent, but the data has already exposed everything: daily USDT outflows plummeted from 41.83 million at the beginning of the month to 7.17 million, a drop of over 80%. On the Ethereum network? There’s barely been any activity since early November.
The cause isn’t complicated. The UK and US jointly sanctioned Prince Group and Huionepay Group, and several core addresses were directly flagged as high-risk. Once users saw the warning signs, they immediately started a run on withdrawals. The platform’s liquidity pool simply couldn’t withstand the shock.
Looking back now, the so-called “market deterioration” was just an excuse. The real issue is—when regulatory crackdowns hit, no matter how well you manage liquidity, it’s useless. This is the fundamental flaw of centralized payment platforms.
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RugDocScientist
· 2h ago
Another big drama—centralized platforms really can't be trusted.
What's the point of pretending with 990,000 USDT? Just admit bankruptcy already.
Once regulation comes in, everything gets exposed. That's the fate of being centralized.
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BrokenRugs
· 2h ago
Another centralized thing has failed; it should have happened long ago.
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NestedFox
· 2h ago
990,000 USDT? I really can't hold it in anymore, this is the consequence of centralization.
Yet another Ponzi scheme under the guise of payments is collapsing.
Once regulators step in, their true colors are revealed; no matter how flashy their liquidity management is, it's useless.
This lesson should have been learned long ago—centralized platforms are just traps.
"Delayed payment" basically translates to running away with the money.
When a bank run happens, they can't withstand it at all. Where's the promised risk control?
I told you not to touch these kinds of payment platforms—they're way too fragile.
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AirdropChaser
· 2h ago
Another one's gone cold, this time it's really hopeless.
Here comes another one, when will these days ever end?
990,000 USDT? What a joke, even as a small retail investor I have more than that.
Yeah, yeah, "temporary" basically means "permanent." Tired of hearing this excuse.
That's the true nature of centralized platforms—once regulation hits, everything collapses. No matter how good liquidity management is, it's useless.
What can you do with 990,000? It's not even enough to fill the gaps between my teeth.
Looks like I have to reassess my asset allocation again.
This bank run happened so fast—anyone can see there's something wrong here.
Really can't hold on anymore. If there's no activity on-chain, what does that say?
Reminds me of another platform before—same tricks, same way of dying.
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LiquidityNinja
· 2h ago
This is the most typical death spiral. What can you do with 990,000 USDT... It's hilarious.
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SchrodingersPaper
· 2h ago
Another dead end... 990,000 USDT just sitting in the account, not moving at all. So this is what they call "deferred payment"? Got it, it's just fancy words for running away.
#ETH走势分析 Huionepay(Huionepay)really can’t hold on anymore this time.
At 1 PM on December 1st, the withdrawal function was directly shut down. There’s only 990,000 USDT lying in the on-chain wallet now—for a payment platform, this balance basically means a declaration of death.
The official statement called it a “phased delay in redemption,” which sounds decent, but the data has already exposed everything: daily USDT outflows plummeted from 41.83 million at the beginning of the month to 7.17 million, a drop of over 80%. On the Ethereum network? There’s barely been any activity since early November.
The cause isn’t complicated. The UK and US jointly sanctioned Prince Group and Huionepay Group, and several core addresses were directly flagged as high-risk. Once users saw the warning signs, they immediately started a run on withdrawals. The platform’s liquidity pool simply couldn’t withstand the shock.
Looking back now, the so-called “market deterioration” was just an excuse. The real issue is—when regulatory crackdowns hit, no matter how well you manage liquidity, it’s useless. This is the fundamental flaw of centralized payment platforms.