$USUAL

Many people still don't understand that this isn't a casino, that not all coins are memes and are raised by random hype. Since its launch, I've been saying that this coin was good based on fundamentalist analyses that I detailed in my posts, but comments keep appearing from people who know absolutely nothing about the project and think this is a casino. Those who stay here with this mentality will only pay the bill. Study where you invest your money, don't go looking for lottery tickets, follow people who understand and have in-depth knowledge, not charlatans who reproduce any nonsense or texts taken from chatgpt.

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It's time for Brazilians to start calling for impeachment. Soon it will be too late.

Brazilians who bought stablecoin are rich. 3% increase today alone...

$USUAL Congratulations to those who followed reason and didn't sell out like sardines. That's why it's important to seek out good information and not just listen to just anyone.

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It opened falling and turned hard. I don't sell it at this price, but it showed that there are a lot of people wanting to get in on the fun. See you in a few months when it's worth 5

And now, what to do with USUAL?

I may be biased to say that I am riding a 22k USUAL position, but as I have already made clear here, all the metrics we use to price an asset in cryptocurrencies show that USUAL at 0.90 is extremely cheap. And that's without even taking into account what the protocol can deliver in the future.

If you have any questions about the metrics I used, ask me or see my other posts explaining the subject

I would be merely guessing here if I said that it will rise or fall at the launch. On one side, we have the selling force of the airdrop and the sardine crowd desperate to make a quick buck at the launch. On the other side, we have a launch on multiple platforms where several regions will have access, there will be no more purchase limit (whales can take large positions) plus the countless bots that are usually programmed to buy in the millisecond the asset is launched by the brokers.

What I can say is that I see no point in delivering this currency with such high potential at a low price. If there are large increases in value, with the asset reaching $2-5, it may make sense to sell. Otherwise, I think it is more interesting to hold on and trust in the intrinsic value of the protocol and its ability to deliver.

So, what do you think? Let's discuss it below.

If people knew how much $BNB the holding company pays, the price would already be double.

My followers asked me to let them know about the Binance launches and here it is

The next launch will be available for staking BNB holders to start accumulating coins in about 2 hours. Remember, to earn you need to have your BNBs allocated in staking locked or directly in the launchpool.

Here's a brief introduction to the new project.

Vana is a distributed network for private and user-owned data, designed to enable user-owned AI. Users own, govern and profit from the AI ​​models they contribute to. Developers gain access to data from multiple platforms to power custom applications and train cutting-edge AI models.

We'll study the project in more depth later.

In the meantime, I'm still buying $USUAL kkkkkk

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A hora é agora, depois não adianta chorar que não comprou no fundo.

$USUAL now that I've bought more I'm going to be clear for the last time to see if the sardines understand. USUAL issues stablecoins backed by the US Treasury. You are simply selling a tokenizer of the largest investment in the galaxy with a market cap of 200 million dollars...

$USUAL I'm tired of explaining about the potential and the reasons why it's absurdly cheap. Now I'm just laughing at the desperate people who are selling it out of misinformation while I buy more.

Part 2

$USUAL Valuation Rationale

Now that I've explained what the token is, let's analyze what it's delivering and try to compare it to coins that are in the same sector/are its most immediate competitors.

Currently, the usual market cap is at 200 million dollars, that is, all coins in circulation together are worth this value. If we take into account the launch airdrop, this market cap should go to a little over 300 million.

The TVL (total value locked) is at 667 million dollars, that is, 667 million were locked by users who wanted to exchange their money for USD0. All of this has already generated resales of around 107 million dollars for the protocol.

For comparison purposes, Ondo's TVL today is 625 million while its market cap is 2.2 billion. The difference in the market cap/tvl ratio suggests that usual is 7.28 times cheaper than ondo.

Now comparing it to ethena, this value is 1.16. Remembering that ethena has a market cap of 2.88 billion.

What can we conclude from this? That usual is still a coin with an extremely low market value. Although its TVL is still lower than ethena's and the mkt cap/tvl metric is a few times lower than usual, it suggests that there is ample room for growth, especially when we think about a segment where the leader tether has 128 billion in TVL. When we compare it to other pairs such as ondo, we see that even with the current TVL, usual could be worth much more than the current value.

So what is the best way to know the price?

It is necessary to closely monitor the growth of TVL, the delivery of resale value, the more macro expectations for the RWA segment and then try to establish price ranges where the token is cheap or expensive.

Due to the robust growth in TVL, which went from around 400 million to 667 million since it was launched in the Binance pre-market, compared to peers that are worth much more in terms of market cap and sometimes much more in terms of TVL/market cap, the current value of the usual seems extremely low and brings a risk/benefit that I would consider one of the best.

Part 1

Explaining the valuation rationale behind $USUAL

I see many people here wanting an "analysis" of the price that $USUAL will be at launch or in a year. You're not looking for an analysis, you're looking for a crystal ball.

I'll try to clear your anxious minds a little by explaining how to evaluate a project of this type.

First of all, price analyses are extremely imprecise. It's possible to estimate some specific movements using the chart and technical analysis tools, but even these are extremely imprecise, which is why one of the most important parts when thinking about trading is the operational part (use of stop loss, risk management, target, etc.).

I suggest that you analyze this coin more based on more "fundamentalist" criteria. Evaluating the real potential of the token in terms of: what it is, what it delivers, and what its relative price would be.

So, how do you do this?

Basically, USUAL is a stablecoin issuer, a token that represents governance and in an innovative way provides participation and "access" to the profits that the protocol can generate.

USUAL issues synthetic dollars called USD0, similar to the USDT that many people use here for their transactions. The USD0 maintains its value pegged to the dollar through a collateral in treasury bills, fixed income assets from the United States that can be considered the safest assets in the world.

This type of protocol can make a lot of money. If you evaluate Tether, the USDT issuer, it made a humble profit of 7 billion dollars in the first half of this year.

This type of token that combines real-world assets with digital-world assets falls into the RWA (real world assets) sector. Remember that the protocol allows and has plans to issue other assets that are not just dollars.

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I received some $MOVE for having $BNB in stake, I sold it and put it in $USUAL

BNB is too beautiful and USUAL in my opinion is the best opportunity in crypto today.

Apparently MOVE is a l2 related to security in etherium. It entered with a high marketing cap, I prefer to sell it to have time to study the project while the price settles.

$BNB Are you ready to go get the 798 again?

Congratulations, finally someone who understands the proposal

Crying because you don't have $BNB ?

You're on Binance, your friends are on Binance, the largest crypto broker in the world is Binance, they burn the supply with Binance's profit, but you don't have BNB? Well, my friend, there's really no way to help you...

$USUAL and $HBAR those who follow me know why these two keep appearing at the top of the day's highs.

You know that Campos Neto's power to lower the dollar is to increase interest rates, right? Interest rates that you keep criticizing as high. Make up your mind.

In which country??