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$USUAL Not for sale.
(USUAL) is a multichain infrastructure designed to transform the financial landscape by creating a decentralized and secure stablecoin. Essentially, Usual aggregates tokenized real-world assets (RWA) from prominent institutions such as BlackRock, Ondo, and Hashnote to create USD0, a permissionless, verifiable, and composable on-chain stablecoin that offers users the ability to engage with the real-world value in a decentralized manner.
What sets Usual apart is its focus on the redistribution of power and ownership. Unlike traditional centralized financial systems, where control and profits are concentrated in the hands of a few, Usual aims to provide ownership and governance to the community.
The Usual model challenges the inequalities of traditional finance by ensuring that financial power and profits are equitably distributed among participants. The system redistributes value and aligns the interests of users with the growth and success of the protocol, in contrast to centralized banking systems that often privatize profits and socialize losses.
$USUAL
(USUAL) is a multichain infrastructure designed to transform the financial landscape by creating a decentralized and secure stablecoin. Essentially, Usual aggregates tokenized real-world assets (RWA) from prominent institutions such as BlackRock, Ondo, and Hashnote to create USD0, a permissionless, verifiable, and composable on-chain stablecoin that offers users the ability to engage with the real-world value in a decentralized manner.
What sets Usual apart is its focus on the redistribution of power and ownership. Unlike traditional centralized financial systems, where control and profits are concentrated in the hands of a few, Usual aims to provide ownership and governance to the community.
The Usual model challenges the inequalities of traditional finance by ensuring that financial power and profits are equitably distributed among participants. The system redistributes value and aligns the interests of users with the growth and success of the protocol, in contrast to centralized banking systems that often privatize profits and socialize losses.
$USUAL
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