A few days ago I noticed in a post that the price distortion, driven by irrational offers, lack of discipline, and decisions made under urgency, would end up generating a serious imbalance in the P2P market.

Today the result is evident: the selling price of USDT is below the buying price, an anomaly that reflects market inefficiency, poorly managed oversupply, and a clear loss of value reference. This practice, far from benefiting the ecosystem, erodes liquidity, reduces margins, and increases risk for all participants.

The continuous downward price leakage, without analysis of costs, volume, or changing context, deepens the problem and accelerates the deterioration of the local market. This type of behavior does not respond to sustainable business strategies, but rather to reactive actions that ultimately affect the collective.

It's hard to understand why, time and again, this pattern of market self-destruction is repeated, where competition ceases to be efficient and turns into a factor of collapse. The real question now is not who is to blame, but how long it will take for the market to regain balance and rationality in price formation.
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