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Compared to lunc, the only improvement is that the stablecoin will not go to zero
What is the relationship between $USUAL usual and the stablecoin usd0? This question is actually very simple: usual is a token that issues rewards to usd0. usual itself cannot generate profits; it needs to rely on the market to continuously drive up the token price to feed back to the usd0 collateral holders. However, this is a very unhealthy operating mechanism, taking money from retail investors buying usual and constantly giving it to stablecoin holders. In the early stages, it can attract retail investors to buy through continuously rising prices and high annualized returns to attract usd0 investors. But later, faced with the continuously declining yield of usd0, it fails to attract new investors and instead experiences ongoing withdrawals. usual will become a token that is even worse than a meme, just a piece of garbage that issues rewards to usd0, spiraling down like lunc. As for the bond yield guarantee, just consider it a joke. What are the project party's profits? Where will they get money to continue operations if they use bond yields for guarantees? When they need bond yields for guarantees, the game has long been over.
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But unlike LUNC, stablecoin holders will not incur losses
What is the relationship between $USUAL usual and the stablecoin usd0? This question is actually very simple: usual is a token that issues rewards to usd0. usual itself cannot generate profits; it needs to rely on the market to continuously drive up the token price to feed back to the usd0 collateral holders. However, this is a very unhealthy operating mechanism, taking money from retail investors buying usual and constantly giving it to stablecoin holders. In the early stages, it can attract retail investors to buy through continuously rising prices and high annualized returns to attract usd0 investors. But later, faced with the continuously declining yield of usd0, it fails to attract new investors and instead experiences ongoing withdrawals. usual will become a token that is even worse than a meme, just a piece of garbage that issues rewards to usd0, spiraling down like lunc. As for the bond yield guarantee, just consider it a joke. What are the project party's profits? Where will they get money to continue operations if they use bond yields for guarantees? When they need bond yields for guarantees, the game has long been over.
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What is the relationship between $USUAL usual and the stablecoin usd0? This question is actually very simple: usual is a token that issues rewards to usd0. usual itself cannot generate profits; it needs to rely on the market to continuously drive up the token price to feed back to the usd0 collateral holders. However, this is a very unhealthy operating mechanism, taking money from retail investors buying usual and constantly giving it to stablecoin holders. In the early stages, it can attract retail investors to buy through continuously rising prices and high annualized returns to attract usd0 investors. But later, faced with the continuously declining yield of usd0, it fails to attract new investors and instead experiences ongoing withdrawals. usual will become a token that is even worse than a meme, just a piece of garbage that issues rewards to usd0, spiraling down like lunc. As for the bond yield guarantee, just consider it a joke. What are the project party's profits? Where will they get money to continue operations if they use bond yields for guarantees? When they need bond yields for guarantees, the game has long been over.
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The income from government bonds is just a few points, and which ones are collateralized at usd0?
Those who say $USUAL is a Ponzi scheme don't understand it. The team is large and the price will rise higher and higher in the future. The current pledge rate is only 13%. When the government bond income is distributed to pledgers as dividends next year, you will know what is awesome.
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Already falling
The usual exciting moment is about to arrive, on the 18th at 19:00, up or down? Perhaps this is the charm of the cryptocurrency world; there are not many good projects, it's up to you to see if you can recognize the gems.
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I suggest you cut it all off
Genius trader, that's me, who else, and everyone else has been cut off.
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You are truly a rare genius
Genius trader, that's me, who else, and everyone else has been cut off.
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We all sold, you bought the 0.8 after a 0.6 short, are you trying to make us laugh to death?
$USUAL What's wrong with you, buddy? I just got in the car... $USUAL
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$USUAL I reminded to enter the market when it was usual 0.21, and I have held it until now. I think it's time to sell, at least sell half of the position.
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It is possible.
$USUAL 0.34 entered, it actually doubled, it seems ten times is not a problem now
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Every time it goes up and then falls back without looking back, I feel like I'm being tricked into getting off. I won't sell unless it doubles.
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$USUAL I can't buy it all. I can't buy it all. I'll go online soon. I'll bury it all.
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$USUAL Pre-market trading has no one to support the market, the decline is due to the selling pressure from released staked coins. Once this group of people who hold staked coins finishes selling, the price will rise because staked coins have no cost and will be sold at any price.