$USUAL
Let's dispel doubts whether Usual is a Stablecoin?
Yes and no.
It is not a stablecoin like USDT
Usual (USUAL) is a decentralized stablecoin issuer that emphasizes security and decentralization. Unlike many cryptocurrencies, Usual is backed by real-world assets, which ensures a stable value, i.e. for a few days you can observe that the minimum price is $ 0.90 (In gusts to 0.85 which is the total maximum literally for a moment there was such a price) there is no option for the price to drop below $ 0.80, but the difference is that the price up depends only and exclusively on the market, on the community, on us.
So we are responsible for the increase.
They are responsible for it not to fall.
For example, Usual increases to $ 2, then drops to $ 1.2. And again there is no way it will fall below.
Then it increases to let's say 2.5$, then falls to 1.6$. And again there is no way it will fall below that price. (of course assuming that it will fall at all at 2$ because it may be that the drops will be minimal and it will climb to the top in a continuous straight linear motion).