In the crypto market of 2026, reliable opportunities are indeed becoming harder to find. Every day, there are various "rise predictions" and "get rich overnight schemes" bombarding us, but the tricks behind them are mostly similar. Instead of being played for suckers once to learn a lesson, it’s better to cultivate a habit now: do your own research.

The truly useful investigation methods are not complex. Look at whether the market capitalization and liquidity are deep enough, confirm whether the team members have verifiable backgrounds, understand what this token is actually used for, and observe whether people in the community dare to raise doubts—these four dimensions can filter out most scam projects. If these basic information cannot be made clear, then don’t listen to any large-name promotions.

Recently, I discovered an interesting stablecoin project, whose entire design concept is to take transparency and verifiability as selling points. The core logic of this stablecoin, USDD, is: you can verify every statement it makes by yourself.

How to verify? The over-collateralization ratio is above 130%, using highly liquid assets like Bitcoin and TRON as reserves, and all data is publicly available on the blockchain for you to check at any time. There are no hidden operations, nor are there any black box processes that rely on trust. The entire stabilization mechanism operates transparently on the blockchain, allowing anyone to act as an auditor to verify it. This design indeed aligns with the investment philosophy of "doing it yourself, without relying on anyone."