#USUAL CLASS 2

USUAL is a secure, decentralized Fiat Stablecoin issuer that redistributes ownership and governance through the $USUAL token.

Usual is a multi-chain infrastructure that aggregates the growing tokenized Real World Assets (RWAs) of entities such as BlackRock, Ondo, Mountain Protocol, M0 or Hashnote to transform them into a permissionless, on-chain verifiable and composable stablecoin (USD0).

Usual is built around the redistribution of power and ownership to users and third parties, similar to a scenario where Tether’s TVL providers would own the company and associated revenues.

Why Usual?

The Usual is based on three key observations:

Tether and Circle generated over $$ 10 billion in revenue in 2023, with valuations exceeding $$ 200 billion. None of this generated wealth is shared with the users who contribute to their success.

Real World Assets (RWA) are growing, but their integration into DeFi remains challenging, despite the arrival of on-chain US Treasury Bills. This is evident by the fact that there are less than 5,000 RWA holders on mainnet.

DeFi users want exposure to the success of the projects they support. The current yield distribution model fails to adequately incentivize users who take higher risks by joining early and contributing to the success of the project. Usually, give exposure to both yield and growth.

1. Rebuilding Tether On-Chain: Neutrality and Transparency

The cryptocurrency needs a fiat-backed stablecoin that is fully on-chain, supported by an infrastructure that ensures greater neutrality, transparency, and security.

Usual introduces a model that aims to rebuild Tether fully on-chain. In this system, the issuer is controlled by holders of the Usual governance token. This includes decision-making on risk policies, the nature of collateral, and liquidity incentive strategies.

Decentralized Control!!!