USDD 1st Anniversary Upgrade Achievements Recognized by the Industry: TVL Surges Past 1 Billion, Yield-Bearing USDT Strategy Drives Growth
BlockBeats News, February 2, recently, industry research institutions Messari and TechFlow both released reports and analysis articles, affirming the significant achievements made in the one-year anniversary of the USDD upgrade. They pointed out that USDD's strong growth is attributed to its multi-chain deployment and sustainable yield model. In the future, focusing on ecosystem integration and community governance will make USDD a solid financial infrastructure.
Messari noted in its report that since the USDD upgrade, yield has been emphasized as the core strategy, providing above-market-average savings returns through USDD Earn and sUSDD, with sUSDD TVL exceeding $310 million. The issuance design balances demand and risk, relying on protocol mechanisms for enforced peg, with an average collateralization ratio of 112%, transitioning from subsidy dependence to collateral support.
In addition, USDD TVL has surpassed $1 billion, entering the top ten stablecoins, with 462,000 holding addresses, demonstrating a clear user advantage. The upgrade shifted from algorithmic to over-collateralized, with open minting and PSM modules enhancing stability. The Smart Allocator has accumulated over $9 million in returns, positioning itself as an "interest-bearing version of USDT," giving it cross-cycle capabilities.
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