$USUAL 💡Let’s dive into the differences between ordinary stablecoins and traditional stablecoins
Have you ever wondered where the value in these systems lies? Spoiler: it doesn’t belong to you.
Let’s break it down👇
1. Traditional Model: Fiat-backed Stablecoins🏦
Traditional fiat-backed stablecoins (like USDT) have a glaring issue: users drive the issuer's growth but receive no returns🚫
You buy their stablecoins, increase their TVL, and they keep the value generated by the collateral. No ownership, no profit-sharing, no benefits from their success.
2. Enter Usual Phase🚀: Redefining Stablecoins!
Usual is not just another stablecoin; it fundamentally reimagines the distribution of value in DeFi.
- Income-based: Issuers no longer earn value from collateral; Usual shares income with the community through an income-based mechanism of $USUAL.
- Ownership Issue: Holders of $USUAL gain true ownership of the protocol, including its governance and finances, aligning your stake with the protocol’s success🗳️
- Early Adopter Advantage: Thanks to the deflationary issuance of $USUAL, early supporters receive more rewards. As the protocol develops, fewer USUAL tokens are minted, making them increasingly scarce📈
- Stake and Earn: By staking $USUAL , you can earn 10% of all newly minted tokens and receive a continuous stream of rewards as the protocol expands🎁
3. Bottom Line💡
Usual does not just let you hold a stablecoin. It empowers you to own the development of the protocol and benefit from it. You are not just a user; you are a partner in the protocol’s success.
