Binance Labs has recently invested $10 million in Usual, a decentralized stablecoin protocol. This investment marks a significant step in the development of Usual, which has secured over $1.4 billion in locked assets and is positioned among the top global stablecoins.
A Bold Step into Stablecoins
Usual has swiftly positioned itself as one of the most innovative players in the stablecoin market by introducing a model that tokenizes real-world assets such as US Treasury Bills, leading to the creation of USD0, a stablecoin fully backed by short-term bonds.
The Growing Appeal of Tokenized Real-World Assets
Usual's success is largely attributed to its focus on tokenizing real-world assets, enhancing the liquidity of traditionally illiquid assets sourced from institutions like BlackRock and Ondo, thus providing greater access.
A New Era for Governance in Stablecoins
Usual introduces a decentralized governance model allowing users to participate in decision-making. $USUAL token holders influence governance strategies and participate in profit redistribution within the protocol.
The investment in Usual highlights the growing importance of decentralized platforms backed by real-world assets and their potential to transform the stablecoin landscape.