Stablecoin users are always 'gambling': choosing algorithmic stablecoins worries them about decoupling, while opting for centralized ones makes them feel the returns are too low. Solayer's sUSD has found a third path—by using 'Treasury bond anchoring + ecological linkage', it allows stablecoins to be both 'as stable as government bonds' and 'earn real returns'.

Its yield logic is quite 'hardcore': after users deposit USDC to generate sUSD, the underlying assets are invested in short-term Treasury bonds. These assets, backed by sovereign states, carry much lower risk than DeFi lending but can produce a stable annual yield of 4.33%—equivalent to 'putting money in the bank and getting higher interest'. Even smarter is the ecological binding: users holding sUSD can earn additional LAYER rewards when trading and staking within the Solayer ecosystem, with earnings growing in tandem with ecological prosperity.

In terms of safety, there is a 'double insurance': the Treasury bond asset pool publishes holding details weekly, which can be verified on-chain; at the same time, the total supply of sUSD is anchored to USDC deposits, eliminating the risk of algorithmic coins 'printing money out of thin air'. Since its launch, its price has remained stable around 1 dollar, with fluctuations not exceeding 0.1%.

This actually sets a new standard for stablecoins: previously, 'high returns must come with high risks', but now sUSD proves—by anchoring the underlying assets in the 'safety pool' of traditional finance and using ecological mechanisms for sustainable returns, stablecoins can indeed 'have their cake and eat it too'. $LAYER @Solayer #BuiltonSolayer