Recently, everyone has been discussing USUAL coin. To be honest, I also took some time to understand it a bit. For ordinary people like me, the concept of USUAL sounds quite sophisticated—talking about tokenizing real assets and the stablecoin USD0 being backed by U.S. Treasury bonds sounds very 'high-end'. However, as an outsider, I would like to share my views from my perspective, which may not be accurate, just some casual thoughts.

First impression: Seems quite reliable.

USUAL's stablecoin USD0 is linked to real assets, to put it bluntly, it is supported by actual tangible value. Compared to those coins in the market that are backed by 'trust' (like USDT), USUAL appears to be a bit more reliable. This model sounds very attractive; at least theoretically, people would think 'it shouldn't evaporate overnight like a vaporware coin.'

However, this sense of 'reliability' makes me a bit hesitant. After all, a coin linked to real assets depends on the performance of those asset markets, such as interest rate fluctuations and so on. It's like buying a financial product; you think you’re guaranteed profits, but when the market becomes turbulent, the returns can become unstable. To put it simply, USUAL seems stable, but if it encounters any extreme situation, can it hold up? I’m not sure about that.

Binance is launching, the excitement is at its peak.

I saw the news in the past few days that USUAL is going to launch on Binance. It’s indeed good news that such a large platform supports it. After all, projects that can go on Binance are unlikely to be too bad. Many people probably started preparing to 'go all in' upon hearing this news, right? However, personally, I think that while Binance's support is a positive factor, it can also lead to blind optimism.

From past experience, newly launched coins with high enthusiasm may see their prices inflated, but if no one buys in later, they might cool off. Therefore, if someone plans to buy USUAL, I think they should be cautious and not just dive in because of Binance's endorsement; they should observe its trends for a few more days.

To be honest, USUAL feels a bit 'high and mighty' to me. Although it emphasizes transparency and safety, the mechanism supported by real assets sounds more like it’s prepared for professional investors. For ordinary people, just understanding its logic is a bit challenging, let alone participating.

However, one thing that interests me is if it can truly establish a foothold in the decentralized finance (DeFi) space, it has the chance to become a mainstream stablecoin like USDT or USDC. At that point, even if you don't understand the mechanisms behind it, just because it is 'stable and safe', people would be willing to use it. Thinking about it this way, USUAL might slowly become something we can use without needing to delve too deeply.

Overall, I think USUAL is an interesting project; at least conceptually, it looks very appealing. Before its launch, market sentiment was quite high, and I am also curious to see how it performs after the launch. In the short term, I won’t rush to get in; I want to observe more, after all, for ordinary people, making fewer mistakes is more important than chasing trends.

Ultimately, I think that when investing in new projects like this, one needs to have the right mindset. Don’t think about getting rich overnight; making a little profit and minimizing losses is already good. If you're interested in USUAL, I suggest first watching how the market moves before deciding whether to participate, as being cautious is more important than acting impulsively.

That’s my perspective; it's not professional but represents the voice of an ordinary person. If you are also paying attention to USUAL, feel free to discuss it together!

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