USDx

Over an eight-week journey, USDX.Money has emerged as a major player in the stablecoin market. With deep DeFi integrations, innovative yield strategies, and a strong user base, Season 1 laid the foundation for even greater expansion.
Key Achievements of Season 1
1. High-Yield Opportunities: sUSDX & LP Yields
- sUSDX APR: Typically averages above 20%, with a maximum yield of up to 80% in favorable market conditions.
- Liquidity Pool (LP) Yields: Ranging from 8% to 20%, while Spectra yields hover around 40%. During significant market movements (such as pumps), APRs can spike to 80–100%, similar to what was observed with Ethena at the time.
2. Market Position & Growth
- Ranked 9th among all stablecoins based on yield-bearing metrics, according to DeFiLlama data, particularly on BNB and Arbitrum networks.
- Total Value Locked (TVL): $624,296,344, demonstrating strong adoption and demand.
- Total Participants: 164,963 engaged users in Season 1 campaigns.
3. DeFi Integrations & Infrastructure
USDX.Money established itself as a core component of DeFi, integrating with top protocols and ecosystems:
- Supported Chains: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Arbitrum One.
- Oracles: RedStone.
- Liquidity Pools: Curve, Balancer, PancakeSwap, Camelot.
- Money Markets: ListaDAO.
- Restaking: Pell Network.
- Yield Swap: Spectra.
These integrations enhanced yield opportunities, optimized liquidity efficiency, and expanded USDX’s use cases.
Season 2: A Game-Changer with USD0x
As USDX.Money moves into its next phase, Season 2 will introduce USD0x, a groundbreaking T-bill-backed stablecoin that bridges CeFi, DeFi, and TradFi.
4. USD0x: A Safer, Yield-Generating Stablecoin
- Backed by U.S. Treasuries (T-bills), offering a base yield of 3–5% from U.S. Treasury returns.
- On top of this, DeFi strategies will generate additional yield, making it highly attractive for both institutional and retail investors.
- Safer than USDe: Unlike leveraged stablecoins, USD0x has no risk of over-collateralization issues, ensuring compliance and stability.
- Potential Use Cases: USD0x could be mapped on exchanges to function similarly to USDT, and its backing with U.S. Treasuries makes it viable as margin collateral in DeFi.
Looking Ahead: More Innovation & Expansion
With USD0x, improved liquidity strategies, and deeper DeFi integrations, Season 2 will push USDX.Money toward mass adoption. The upcoming airdrop, token generation event, and further developments will provide even more opportunities for users.
Stay tuned for updates on USD0x and the next phase of stablecoin innovation!
🔗 More Details: (https://medium.com/@USDX.money/usdx-money-season-1-recap-1d47a9a4aef4)

#UsdxMoney #USDX

The US Dollar Index (USDX) is a key indicator that shows the strength of the dollar against a basket of other currencies. Its dynamics have a direct impact on global markets, including cryptocurrencies.

The influence of USDX on cryptocurrencies

1. Weak dollar and bullish cryptocurrency market:
Historically, the weakening of USDX is accompanied by a capital inflow into risky assets, including cryptocurrencies. This is due to investors seeking alternatives to fiat currencies.

I believe that the shocks currently occurring in the financial markets are merely strategic setbacks in the larger recovery journey of the US economy. And if everything goes as predicted, the USDX could very well return to its previous peak of over 110.1 (previously reached on January 13, 2025, according to data from #FXCE ) this year.

Currently, market sentiment is being influenced by short-term shocks from President Trump's new 25% tariff, causing temporary disruptions at Stellantis factories in Canada and Mexico. Layoffs are rising sharply, personal spending is declining, bond yields are plummeting – all creating a seemingly negative economic picture. But beneath that fog, a clear strategy for domestic economic recovery is taking shape.

On April 13, 2025, the USDX index fell below 100, specifically from 110.15 on January 13, 2025, to 99.12 on April 11, 2025 (according to #FXCE ), indicating a weakening of the USD against major currencies such as EUR and Yen. At the same time, the yield on 10-year U.S. Treasury bonds rose above 4.4%, reflecting concerns about trade wars and decreased demand for bonds.

Impact Analysis

Fed rate cut expectations: The drop of #USDX below 100 indicates that investors expect the Federal Reserve (Fed) to cut interest rates in the near future to stimulate the economy, especially as the U.S.-China trade war escalates (the U.S. imposes a 104% tariff on Chinese goods, according to previous articles). A weaker USD often creates opportunities for assets like gold and crypto to appreciate. The price of Bitcoin is currently stable at $79,000, while gold rose 2% in the past week (according to information from the web), demonstrating this trend.

1. Weekly resistance level (OB 1W):
USDX reached an important resistance zone around 110,034, fully filling the bearish imbalance of 2022 and forming a new weekly OB 1W, which may indicate a potential pullback.

2. Potential downward movement:
The chart shows the marking of target levels below in the zones

The US Federal Reserve (Fed) has just decided to keep interest rates in the range of 4.25%-4.5% at the latest meeting, while forecasting slower growth and higher inflation in the near future. This immediately creates strong impacts on the financial markets, including the cryptocurrency market.

📌 The current USDX exchange rate on #FXCE is 103.36 – reflecting the strength of the USD against a basket of major currencies, increasing pressure on risk assets like crypto.