Centralized USDT has no future, what will the future of stablecoins be like?

The combination of blockchain technology and liberal spirit has made stablecoins a bridge connecting reality and the on-chain world. However, the market dominance of centralized stablecoins like USDT has raised questions about their centralized characteristics. Tether, as the issuer of USDT, occupies more than 65% of the global stablecoin market share, but its centralized characteristics contradict the decentralized philosophy of Web3.
The Usual project is committed to breaking the barriers between traditional finance and decentralized finance, launching the decentralized stablecoin USD0. USD0 demonstrates unique advantages in stability, transparency, yield distribution, and decentralized governance. Its collateral assets are ultra-short-term real-world assets, with 100% of the yield flowing into the protocol treasury, and 90% distributed to community members. The decentralized governance of USD0 allows users to participate in protocol decisions, enhancing user trust.
The Usual project innovatively combines traditional finance with Web3 through transparent, fair, and decentralized mechanisms, creating a brand-new stablecoin model that provides users with higher yields and allows community members to participate in protocol governance, sharing network value and business dividends. This model may represent the future of Web3.0 stablecoins.