Usual (USUAL) is a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol that introduces a stablecoin backed by real-world assets, denominated USD0.

This stablecoin is designed to maintain a 1:1 peg with the US dollar, offering users a stable and secure alternative in the DeFi ecosystem.

Main features:

  • Stablecoin backed by real assets:
    USD0 is backed by real-world assets, such as US Treasury bonds, ensuring its stability and security.

  • USUAL governance token:
    The USUAL token allows holders to participate in the governance of the protocol, influence key decisions, and receive rewards for their participation.

  • Interoperability in the DeFi ecosystem:
    Usual facilitates integration with various DeFi platforms, allowing users to take advantage of yield farming, lending, and other decentralized finance applications.

USUAL Token Utilities:

  • Participation in governance:
    USUAL holders can vote on proposals that affect the development and direction of the protocol.

  • Rewards and benefits:
    Users who stake USUAL can access rewards programs, including discounts on transaction fees and access to exclusive offers.

  • Access to premium services:
    USUAL provides access to additional services within the Usual ecosystem, such as advanced asset management tools and participation in special events.

Technical document:

The official Usual white paper is titled:

- "Usual: A new type of secure and transparent stablecoin"

Describes how Usual integrates solutions to deliver an efficient and secure decentralized finance experience.

Annual evolution of the USUAL price:

This is a list of the price evolution of USUAL at the end of each year since its launch:

  • 2021: $1.00

  • 2022: $1.00

  • 2023: $1.00

  • 2024: $1.16 (as of December 27)

* Usual offers an innovative solution in the DeFi space, providing a stablecoin backed by real assets and a governance token that encourages community participation.

With its focus on stability, security and transparency, Usual is positioned as a key platform for the development of the next generation of decentralized financial applications *

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