Been checking the USDD dashboard this morning, and the numbers give a pretty clear picture of where things stand right now.
As of March 7, 2026:
• Total supply sits around $1.03B
• Protocol TVL is roughly $1.26B
• sUSDD savings TVL has grown to $320.18M
The base APY for sUSDD is now aligned at 5% across TRON, Ethereum, and BNB Chain after the Feb 28 adjustment. The idea seems straightforward: keep yields sustainable and capital efficient rather than pushing unrealistic numbers.
Historically, the average APY has been closer to ~8%, but the current structure feels more focused on long-term stability.
USDD is still largely anchored around TRON, with Ethereum and BNB Chain supporting the multi-chain side. The peg is holding steady around $1, and there have not been any obvious warning signs on the dashboard.
What I find interesting is the balance they are trying to maintain.
A stable, over-collateralized system that still keeps capital productive, with partner incentives like Binance Wallet and Bitget campaigns occasionally boosting the yield during active phases.
For anyone watching stablecoin yield models, it is worth keeping an eye on how this evolves.
If you want the latest numbers, the dashboard is always the best place to check: usdd.io