If nothing unexpected happens, USD1's Binance wealth management has been renewed.
In a bear market, safely earning interest is one of the best choices right now.
By the way, here are a few recent updates on $USD1, which makes people feel more at ease.
The first USD1 vault on Morpho has been launched on the Monad network.
The mechanism is to lend out USD1 and use various assets as collateral, with a net annualized rate of about 12%.
Morpho is known for its security; being chosen as collateral indicates that institutional-level due diligence has been thoroughly passed.
On Solana, the supply has increased 5 times in 2 months to $855M.
Daily trading volume remains stable at $200M–$300M, and it has already connected with core protocols like Kamino and Raydium, letting it run its course.
All of this indicates that large-scale adoption of USD1 is happening; just hold on to it steadily.
On the eve of the AI explosion, why did AI Agents choose GOAT Network instead of Ethereum? (Includes lottery)
I recently read this long article (not all cryptocurrencies are the same), and it resonated with me. If all cryptocurrencies were the same, there wouldn't be arguments like 'Bitcoin will always be the leader, and there are only Bitcoin and others' anymore. It is precisely because they are different that mainstream coins, altcoins, and various niche markets have their value. Especially on the eve of the AI explosion (which is now), I have been thinking: how could all currencies support large-scale autonomous payments for AI Agents? Why is that? The reason is simple. I have conflicts with the bank, and I can sue; if I have issues with someone’s funds, I can report it to the police. However, the autonomous payments brought by AI do not support such manual interventions after the fact.
A few days ago, USD1 briefly de-pegged, and I saw a wave of panic among everyone, with some starting to compare it to UST.
As a witness, I’d like to say a few words; the underlying logic of these two matters is completely different.
First, let’s talk about UST's collapse back then.
UST is an algorithmic stablecoin, and its "1 dollar" is not backed by a real 1 dollar. Essentially, it relies on the dual-token arbitrage mechanism between UST and LUNA to maintain its peg:
UST falls below 1 dollar → Arbitrageurs destroy UST for 1 dollar worth of LUNA → UST supply decreases → Price rebounds.
It sounds very clever, but there is a fatal flaw: the operation of this mechanism depends on the market's sustained willingness for arbitrage and confidence.
Once extreme panic strikes, the logic will reverse— the more UST de-pegs, the more is destroyed, the faster LUNA is issued, the greater the selling pressure, the more the price collapses, and the worse the credit of UST becomes... they trample on each other, leading to a death spiral, and ultimately zero.
This is not simply a matter of "insufficient liquidity"; the stability of the system itself is built on confidence, and confidence is the most unreliable thing in extreme market conditions.
USD1 is a different matter.
It operates on a full reserve system, with every USD1 backed by real U.S. government bonds and cash equivalents, not relying on any algorithms or token interlocks.
This de-pegging is more like a price deviation caused by an instantaneous imbalance in market liquidity due to information asymmetry; it’s a market problem, not a mechanism problem.
USDT also de-pegged in its early years, and USDC briefly fell to 0.87 on the day Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, but they both returned because their reserves are real.
There’s another detail that many people may not have noticed.
Binance has already included USD1 as a staking target in Launchpool.
This action itself says a lot; Launchpool is Binance's most direct entry for profit distribution to users, and anything that gets included has gone through its own vetting process.
Essentially, Binance is using its platform's credibility to endorse USD1.
Of course, having a big platform backing it doesn’t mean you should trust it blindly. Reserve transparency, audit frequency, and such still need to be continuously tracked; this is basic risk awareness.
But when compared to UST, they are truly two different dimensions. $USD1 #稳定币