The truth is often wrapped in layers of power and time. Recently, the controversy surrounding the family history of a Japanese political figure revealed a cruel fact: beneath the seemingly glamorous narrative, there may hide a past that is unwilling to be confronted. This huge gap between 'packaging' and 'reality' is thought-provoking.
The more we realize: true stability cannot be built on meticulously crafted narratives, but can only be rooted in absolute transparency and solid support.
This is precisely why @usddio's path is worth paying attention to. It does not weave complex stories but chooses to base itself on fully open, on-chain verifiable over-collateralization, ensuring that each USDD is backed by assets exceeding its value.
In a world filled with information asymmetry, choosing transparency means taking the greatest responsibility for users. The stability of finance, like the truth of history, requires the courage to face reality.