For those still struggling with each airdrop rebate and precisely calculating entry costs, you're falling a bit behind the pace.

This scattered capital was never meant for those who truly want to do big things. The large flowing funds have already taken on new directions. Take the recent events as an example—on December 19, 2025, Hainan officially entered a full island lockdown operation mode. As soon as this turning point appeared, the way funds flow started to change. The account structure within the island, the fund pathways, and the trading logic are all being restructured.

This is no small matter. Once the macro pattern changes, micro investment strategies must be adjusted accordingly. Because I see this trend, I have been recommending paying attention to USDD recently. The reason is simple—amidst the increasing volatility in the entire stablecoin market, USDD's stability is not supported by stories but by solid mechanisms behind it.

Looking at the current stablecoin market, de-pegging risks occasionally surface, and price fluctuations have become commonplace. But since the launch of USDD 2.0, the situation is different. From the very beginning of its design, it addressed the most difficult issues: all collateral assets and treasury data are on-chain and publicly accessible. You can verify them yourself at any time without relying on any third party. The core of this logic is "trustless"—not asking you to trust it, but enabling the mechanism itself to be verifiable.

For stability maintenance, USDD adopts the PSM mechanism, which is a straightforward approach: 1:1 slippage-free exchange. As long as the price slightly deviates from the peg, arbitrageurs in the market will automatically adjust, and the system will automatically bring it back on track. Since the launch of USDD 2.0, this mechanism has been running very stably. Coupled with five professional security audits, this is not just about boosting confidence but confirming the underlying technology.