I took a look at what Resolv does, and to be honest, I was a bit confused at first when I saw this dual-coin strategy.

Its Delta-neutral strategy has the following structure:

Dual-coin system

USR: Conservative stablecoin, low risk, low volatility

RLP: Aggressive yield coin, takes risks but can also yield significant returns

Similar to A/B class shares in a fund, but moved on-chain, with layered capital, risk, and returns.

What does Resolv resemble?

It is the on-chain version of traditional financial products like government bonds and money market funds, and it is more transparent and efficient. The future of on-chain stable income is the next blue ocean, and the current growth of stablecoins is mainly in RWA stablecoin finance and buying BTC. Rather than in altcoins.

As for the tokens, besides governance voting, you can earn dual rewards from accelerated scoring: one is the platform's token reward, and the other is the yield from the cooperative agreement. It has a bit of an innovative feel similar to the Ve model.

To summarize:

Its approach is not about gambling, but allocation. It is a currency fund focused on capital allocation. It certainly cannot lead to great wealth, but as a stablecoin finance option, it is definitely one to consider.

Why have I been increasingly fond of stablecoin yields lately? I guess I’m getting older and can’t gamble as much anymore; the world is for the young, and retirement is for us old folks.