A question: If you do not trust any institution, how can you trust a "dollar"?
USDD provides its answer: Not relying on institutions, but on mathematics.
✅ Trust comes from over-collateralization: on-chain real-time verifiable, the value of reserve assets is always greater than the issuance.
✅ Trust comes from real usage: it is the core currency of protocols like JustLend and SunSwap, with demand rooted in the ecosystem.
✅ Trust comes from community governance: in the future, it will move towards DAO, with rules decided collectively by holders.
Recently, its TVL has historically surpassed the circulation, and the market has cast a trust vote with funds.
When the old system falls into trust disputes, the new system builds trust with code.
Do you choose to trust code, or trust documents?
