【Chain Wen】Recently, there’s a new development—former Uber and Lyft executive Travis VanderZanden has launched a savings-oriented stablecoin project called Buck ($BUCK). Essentially, they aim to solve a problem: the devaluation of the US dollar, making money less and less valuable.
Buck’s selling point is quite interesting. First, it offers an annualized yield of 7%, which is competitive in the stablecoin space. More importantly, there are no staking requirements, no lock-up periods, and it doesn’t involve lending logic. In other words, your money can be used at any time while earning passive income. This is their “SavingCoin” concept—a completely new idea.
The project team emphasizes a philosophy: users should enjoy the benefits, rather than becoming just products themselves. This may sound a bit harsh, but it points to a common pain point in the DeFi world—ordinary users are often treated as liquidity providers rather than beneficiaries of returns.
Buck Token holders can also earn additional rewards by participating in Buck DAO, specifically through monthly dividends from STRC preferred shares under Strategy Inc. This design effectively ties project governance with income incentives.
It’s worth noting that the project adopts a strict compliance stance— all transactions require AML (Anti-Money Laundering) verification. Additionally, it is currently not available to US users, likely for regulatory reasons.
The stablecoin market has indeed been competitive over the past two years, with innovations in both technical solutions and business models. How far Buck’s combination of savings and liquidity will go depends on the real needs of the market.
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RugpullTherapist
· 01-10 06:10
7% annualized without locking? Wait a moment, where does this yield come from? Someone has to foot the bill after all.
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blockBoy
· 01-10 00:53
7% no lock-up? I've seen this trick too many times. Truly practical solutions are the real key.
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wagmi_eventually
· 01-07 09:13
7% no lock-up? Where does this return come from? You need to check carefully where the funds are flowing.
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GweiWatcher
· 01-07 09:10
7% annualized return sounds good, but how is it guaranteed...
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TommyTeacher
· 01-07 09:10
7% annualized passive income? Sounds good, but it all depends on how this crappy project guarantees the returns...
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OnChainDetective
· 01-07 08:56
7% annualized? Where does the funding come from? This is the on-chain evidence to be mined.
The Rise of Savings Stablecoins: 7% Annualized Yield, No Collateral, No Lock-up, A New Vision
【Chain Wen】Recently, there’s a new development—former Uber and Lyft executive Travis VanderZanden has launched a savings-oriented stablecoin project called Buck ($BUCK). Essentially, they aim to solve a problem: the devaluation of the US dollar, making money less and less valuable.
Buck’s selling point is quite interesting. First, it offers an annualized yield of 7%, which is competitive in the stablecoin space. More importantly, there are no staking requirements, no lock-up periods, and it doesn’t involve lending logic. In other words, your money can be used at any time while earning passive income. This is their “SavingCoin” concept—a completely new idea.
The project team emphasizes a philosophy: users should enjoy the benefits, rather than becoming just products themselves. This may sound a bit harsh, but it points to a common pain point in the DeFi world—ordinary users are often treated as liquidity providers rather than beneficiaries of returns.
Buck Token holders can also earn additional rewards by participating in Buck DAO, specifically through monthly dividends from STRC preferred shares under Strategy Inc. This design effectively ties project governance with income incentives.
It’s worth noting that the project adopts a strict compliance stance— all transactions require AML (Anti-Money Laundering) verification. Additionally, it is currently not available to US users, likely for regulatory reasons.
The stablecoin market has indeed been competitive over the past two years, with innovations in both technical solutions and business models. How far Buck’s combination of savings and liquidity will go depends on the real needs of the market.