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$USUAL Today, let's talk about how the yield from staking USUAL comes about? The white paper has a lot of detailed writing, but I wonder if the project team has used too many embellishing words. I don't like unnecessary formalities, so let me explain it directly and simply:
First, the profit yield from the increase in USUAL's price.
Second, the fees collected from staking USUAL.
Third, the money from everyone buying USUAL and the money from staked USUAL is used to purchase short-term U.S. Treasury bonds to generate income.
These are the three main sources of yield. I analyzed it and found that the yield is quite stable and is backed by reliable guarantees. At least in the early stages before the token officially starts trading, the staking yield is indeed real, stable, and reliable.
Since the current high yield from staking USUAL is guaranteed, more and more USUAL will be staked. As a result, the quantity of USUAL circulating in the market will naturally decrease, leading to the conclusion that:
At the early stage of official trading, the price of USUAL will continue to rise, rather than the rumored phenomenon of overpriced and overbought in the plaza.
Wishing everyone prosperity!
$USUAL
First, the profit yield from the increase in USUAL's price.
Second, the fees collected from staking USUAL.
Third, the money from everyone buying USUAL and the money from staked USUAL is used to purchase short-term U.S. Treasury bonds to generate income.
These are the three main sources of yield. I analyzed it and found that the yield is quite stable and is backed by reliable guarantees. At least in the early stages before the token officially starts trading, the staking yield is indeed real, stable, and reliable.
Since the current high yield from staking USUAL is guaranteed, more and more USUAL will be staked. As a result, the quantity of USUAL circulating in the market will naturally decrease, leading to the conclusion that:
At the early stage of official trading, the price of USUAL will continue to rise, rather than the rumored phenomenon of overpriced and overbought in the plaza.
Wishing everyone prosperity!
$USUAL
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