What do you think of $USUAL ? It's stagnated a lot, I don't know what to do aaaaa, I'm going to delete this app 🫠

$USUAL Is it still worth buying usual at 1.23 or waiting?
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Despite having invested 3k dol in $USUAL and now having 5.2k in $USUAL and enjoying what is happening with the sardines coming out and selling out of fear, but one of the feelings I feel is DISAPPOINTMENT, as this currency could be much higher, much more ahead, we were supposed to be at around $2 dollars... but the desperate lettuce hands don't understand what could happen if they hold back....

Despite having invested 3k dol in $USUAL and now having 5.2k in $USUAL and enjoying what is happening with the sardines coming out and selling out of fear, but one of the feelings I feel is DISAPPOINTMENT, as this currency could be much higher, much more ahead, we were supposed to be at around $2 dollars... but the desperate lettuce hands don't understand what could happen if they hold back....

$USUAL 10$ comming soon china market open very soon

$USUAL Gil, if it hits 5.1, will we sell it?

In every post u talk about 1.5$ maximum can you please tell me where u got this number from?????

Any chance of $USUAL reaching U$$250?

Let's see expert, what happens if the supply of 492 million runs out and the capitalization keeps increasing? Will they issue more to maintain the price at 1-2?

I'll be honest. The hype attracts a lot of new people, but I'm experienced in the market and the design of the project is excellent - it negates the TerraLUNA death spiral of the past.

$USUAL To calculate the value of a currency, simply divide the market capitalization by the total number of units in circulation.

In this case:

Market capitalization = 5 billion (5,000,000,000)

Number of units = 4 billion (4,000,000,000)

Now, the value of each unit would be:

Value of each coin = Market CapitalizationNumber of units = 5,000,000,0004,000,000,000=1.25\text{Value of each coin} = \frac{\text{Market Capitalization}}{\text{Number of units}} = \frac{5,000,000,000}{4,000,000,000} = 1.25

Therefore, each coin is worth 1.25 units of the currency in question.

If the coin is a stablecoin, it should be designed to have a value close to 1 unit of the reference currency (usually 1 USD, for example), but in the presented case, the value is slightly above that. This may indicate that the price of the stablecoin is being influenced by factors other than the stability guarantee, such as supply and demand in the market. #TopCoinsSeptember2024 #UsualToken #TopCoinsSeptember #news

What's missing for $USUAL to take off??

to know so much why don't you tell him what the currency is that will make them rich and fulfill their dream of being a millionaire instead of killing his hope and telling him that he is making bad decisions