$USUAL

There is a voice in the square saying that after the 7-day pledge expires, a large number of people will unstake and sell USUAL, causing the price of the coin to plummet. This logic is completely untenable. From the official perspective of usual, it will pull the price up after the pledge expires, which is 2 days. It will do the opposite, so that more people can see the price rise and attract attention. The small retail investors who originally held positions will not unstake, and the whales who hold positions are immune to the rise and fall, because the large funds must be pledged for a long time after full research. In other words, even if some small retail investors can't stand the loneliness, the proportion of unstaking will not cause any waves. Moreover, the mechanism of usual is that 10% will be deducted for unstaking, and 1/3 of it will be distributed to the pledgers, 1/3 to the initial investors, and 1/3 will be destroyed. This mechanism determines that the price of the coin will not suffer a large fluctuation due to the unstaking. In this case, pumping the price is the best countermeasure, which can minimize the number of retail investors who release their pledges, and will cause fomo sentiment, bringing in more buying and staking, and the snowball will start to roll.