$USUAL Explained 💰
$USUAL is a decentralized platform that creates stablecoins backed by real money. It uses a new system where its $USUAL token gives users a say in how the platform is run and shares the profits with them. 🗳️
This way, Usual lets users benefit from its success 🚀while fixing common problems in regular stablecoins and DeFi systems (which is bullish in the super cycle!)
Why #Usual Stands Out?
1) Industry giants like $USDT and Circle generated over $10 billion in revenue in 2023, with valuations exceeding $200 billion, yet none of this wealth was redistributed to users who contribute to these platforms’ success.
2) Despite the rise of on-chain US Treasury Bills, integration of RWAs into DeFi remains limited, with fewer than 5,000 mainnet RWA holders.
3) DeFi users supporting projects early and taking on greater risks lack sufficient rewards, creating a misalignment between growth and user incentives.
✅ Why Consider USUAL?
🏁 Usual isn't just another stablecoin issuer. It’s creating a shift toward fairness and transparency in DeFi. Empowers users to benefit from the ecosystem’s growth, ensuring shared success across all stakeholders.
🏦 Governance tokens backed by real cash flows further solidify the system’s decentralization, as decision-making and rewards are tied to tangible assets and revenues.
💎 It eliminates the concentration of wealth and power in centralized entities ($USDT, $USDC)