What you said is a fact; in order for this game to continue, more funds must be staked, reducing the daily release of new coins while increasing the unit price, so that the returns for stakers do not drop below their psychological expectations.

$USUAL First of all, I am someone who does not engage in contract speculation. There is no such thing as bullish or bearish talk; I am just stating facts, and facts speak louder than words. Let me calculate a rise for everyone: the project party uses high return yields to have the market convert USDT to USD0 for staking, then the project party takes the market's funds to invest in U.S. short-term Treasury bonds. The annualized return rate for U.S. short-term Treasury bonds does not exceed five percent, while the current annualized return rate for staking USD0 is over sixty percent, and the annualized return rate for staking usual is around four hundred percent. May I ask where such a large return rate comes from? Is it that what is given to the stakers is the continuously increasing circulating usual, so it is equivalent to real money being USD0, while usual is just a reward? With rewards continuously circulating and increasing, who will keep raising the price to take over?