The USDD in your Wallet only listens to you, not to any institution.

In the news I've been reading lately, the more I see, the more I feel that the biggest risk of stablecoins is not volatility, but rather "whether others can move your money."

Look at those centralized stablecoins outside, they can freeze hundreds of millions at any time. Once the address is locked, that string of numbers in your Wallet feels like it's gone.

In this environment, the design of USDD appears refreshingly rare: no administrators, no backend, no freeze button; the USDD you have in your Wallet is yours.

Is security worth anything? Just look at the脱锚事件 to understand.

No mechanism, no vision can compare to a harsh fact:
Once reserves become opaque, market confidence collapses faster than anyone else.

Just count the number of derailing incidents yourself:
•Some projects directly halved after exposing losses
•Some directly shut down due to chaotic reserves.
• Algorithmic stablecoins are even more so, when they crash it's like a waterfall.

Industry lessons have repeatedly proven that anything you cannot see the reserves of ultimately hides risks.

The approach of USDD is quite practical: open, traceable, no nonsense.

The logic of USDD 2.0 is summed up in one sentence: you don't have to trust me, you can check it on the chain yourself.

What are collateral assets, what is the collateral ratio, is there any excess, has the reserve increased or not, all of this is recorded on the chain, and everyone can check it at any time.

Auditing is not just a procedure, with several third parties taking turns to monitor and scores just sitting there.

No need for PPT, nor marketing phrases - the data itself is the answer.

I think the greatest value of USDD is not in "stability", but in "freedom".

Stablecoins all claim to be stable, but very few dare to say:

"I will never freeze you."

USDD is designed this way, with no permissions, no backdoors, and no centralized switches.

You are willing to use it because you believe in yourself, not in a certain company.

What USDD does is actually to bring back the core essence of the crypto world:

Transparent, verifiable, and not controlled by others.

In this increasingly "regulatory" and "centralized authority" market, this stablecoin seems to offer more security.

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