$USUAL The USUAL Protocol is a decentralized finance (DeFi) project that aims to create sustainable tokenomics and incentivize long-term participation. It introduces the $USUAL token, which has several key features and mechanisms that distinguish it from typical governance tokens.

Key Features of $USUAL:

1. Ownership of Protocol Revenue: Holders of have rights over the protocol’s treasury, including revenue from the protocol's activities. This structure directly links the token's value to the protocol's success.

2. Disinflationary Emission Model: follows a disinflationary model similar to Bitcoin. Token issuance is front-loaded (higher initially) and decreases as the Total Value Locked (TVL) grows. This design promotes scarcity, making the token more valuable over time.

3. Staking and Governance: Users can stake their it tokens to activate governance rights. Staked tokens give holders access to 10% of future emissions, encouraging long-term holding and active participation in governance decisions.

4. Treasury Management and Voting: $USUAL holders influence protocol liquidity, treasury management, and allocation of funds through governance votes. This structure ensures the community plays an active role in the protocol’s future.

5. Distribution Strategy: The token is distributed to users who contribute to the protocol, such as liquidity providers and active users. This approach aligns community incentives with the protocol’s growth.

6. Limited Inflation: Unlike other DeFi protocols, has a capped emission rate. As TVL grows, the rate of token issuance decreases, reducing dilution and increasing the earnings per token (EPT) for holders.

These features aim to create a more sustainable and community-driven tokenomics model, promoting long-term value rather than short-term.