Recently, the price of USUAL has dropped significantly, raising concerns in the market about its potential to go to zero. Here, we find it necessary to clarify: USUAL will not go to zero.

Its stablecoin USD0 has a mandatory insurance mechanism, which can effectively resist the risks of price fluctuations. At the same time, USUAL's strategy of investing USD0 in U.S. Treasury bonds can continuously generate returns, fundamentally safeguarding its value.

In light of USUAL's recent market performance, we advise investors who have incurred significant losses to operate cautiously and avoid blind selling. Holding long-term and earning interest is a viable strategic choice. Interest income can, to some extent, dilute investment costs.

USUAL itself does not have a risk of going to zero, and investors may consider trading time for space. We remain optimistic about the long-term prospects of the market, and if favorable factors emerge in the future, USUAL still has profit potential.