Big brother, how much of that s have you done?

Why does USUAL still need a stablecoin?
First, clarify the two positions: Usual is a stablecoin protocol, and its USD0 is a permissionless and fully compliant stablecoin supported 1:1 by real-world assets (RWA);
The USUAL token itself is the governance token of the project, allowing the community to guide the future development of the network.
Following these two positions, quickly understand what Usual is doing.
Everyone knows that the current stablecoin market is already relatively mature, with Tether and Circle holding an unshakeable position. What is the necessity of a new stablecoin?