When Japan raised interest rates for the first time in 30 years, the "last source of global liquidity" began to rise in price. Traditional arbitrage strategies are on the brink of collapse, and the decentralized stablecoin USDD is becoming a key variable in this currency upheaval—it is not just a tool, but a signal of a new system.
Why USDD?
Japan's interest rate hike has shaken the foundations of global arbitrage trading. Investors are in urgent need of assets that are detached from the central bank cycle, and USDD, with its algorithm + over-collateralization transparent mechanism, provides a stable option outside of the traditional system. Its core value lies in: stability, which does not rely on central bank credit.
Risk transfers, rather than disappears.
While market panic has been temporarily soothed by 'dovish rate hikes', the Japanese debt crisis and zombie company risks are still fermenting. Once liquidity tightens, the 130%+ over-collateralization of USDD and the high-frequency ecology of the Tron network may actually highlight resilience amid volatility— its strength comes from on-chain reserves, not verbal commitments.
In the era of revaluation, USDD becomes a new scale.
As the yuan is no longer cheap, global assets are facing a revaluation of value. USDD is becoming the 'pricing anchor' in a decentralized world— in this new era, where exchange rates are extremely sensitive, it redefines the meaning of 'stability' through algorithms and transparency.
Final line:
When all 'water sources' start to increase in price, the value of USDD might be: providing a new way of liquidity in the cracks of the old system. This is not replacement, but reconstruction— stability can henceforth be based on mathematics rather than power.