it will come down again tommorrow another selloff 2m supply

The reasons for the continuous decline before $USUAL have been analyzed. USUAL is a collateral for interest payments of USUALx and USD0++. You can test it on their official website by entering 1000 USUAL as collateral and see how much USUAL they give you daily as interest, which is ridiculously high. In this case, the selling pressure is too great. Some say that staking reduces circulation, and withdrawing funds requires waiting for 7 days. However, those who have traded U.S. stocks should be well aware that stock prices are based on future expectations, which is something called 'price in.' When a large amount of USUAL is foreseeably issued in the future, the price will naturally decrease, especially since the coin price is continuously declining. Large holders also have concerns about protecting their principal after calculating interest, so they can only slowly sell off to maintain profits. Therefore, I have two suggestions for everyone: First, if you still really want to play with this coin, then go ahead and stake it for a few months. Since the large holders are using the interest from their stakes to sell off, the correct mindset is to join them if you can't beat them, and stake to earn high interest to offset the decline in your spot holdings. If you want to temporarily exit the market, I suggest waiting until the APY of USUALx, which is the annualized yield, drops to a normal level before entering the market again. At least wait until the annual yield drops below 40%. Currently, the annualized yield of USD0++ is quite normal. The project party has raised the APY of USUAL so high to burn retail investors' money for marketing, similar to how newly established internet companies frantically issue coupons to grab market share and attention. The playstyle of VC coins and meme coins is actually quite different; the earlier you enter in meme coins, the more your chips resemble. VC coins have significant selling pressure in the early stages, and they can only gain momentum in the mid to late stages.