USUAL Token – Usual Protocol Token is a cross-chain infrastructure that aggregates growing real tokenized assets (RWAs) from entities like BlackRock or Ondo to convert them into a verifiable and composable on-chain stablecoin (USD0).
USUAL Digital Currency Project
Usual is a secure, decentralized, fiat-backed stablecoin issuer that redistributes ownership and value and enables governance control, giving coin holders the power to manage the protocol and influence key financial decisions.
Usual is built around redistributing power and ownership to users and third parties, similar to the scenario where Tether's TVL providers own the company and its associated revenue.
The primary benefit of USD0 is to consolidate the liquidity of different deposits, creating a cohesive and efficient financial ecosystem within the protocol. The ultimate goal of USD0 is to be backed by fiat equivalents from different issuers.
The issuance of USUAL is pegged to a TVL value of USD0 (USD0++), creating scarcity as new TVL enter the system.
Providing a revenue-based model, USUAL issuance is aligned with future cash flows. USUAL's inflation rate remains below revenue and treasury growth.
By staking USUAL, token holders activate governance rights and receive 10% of newly issued USUAL, incentivizing long-term behavior.
Treasury Management: Governance and mechanisms will enable USUAL holders to manage their treasury efficiently and maximize the impact of compound interest.
Total number of USUAL digital currency 4 billion coins
USUAL is more than just a stablecoin; it is a complete revolution that seeks to reshape the way we understand the traditional financial system.
