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$USD1 How to maximize your profit from a capital of 10,000, transfer 10,000 USD1 to the leveraged account, then borrow 5,000 USDT with 10,000 USD1 (the hourly interest rate is 0.000502, equivalent to an annualized rate of 4.39752), then use 5,000 USDT to buy USD1, and transfer it back to the leveraged account! Have you learned it? (Some people ask why only borrow 5,000, because I'm afraid one day it will suddenly come like $USDE ) #usd1
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How Plasma XPL Profits from Interoperability
Let me share my real experience.
Last month, a friend mentioned cross-chain to me, and my first reaction was, 'What new concept is this?' But when I actually transferred assets between several chains a few times, the gas fees and time costs made me completely emo—clearly, they are all blockchains, so why does it feel more troublesome than international remittances?
It wasn't until I participated in the Plasma XPL test that I had a change of heart. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations at first. But one detail really impressed me: their node synchronization speed. I initiated small transfer tests on three chains simultaneously, and normally, you would have to wait at least ten minutes for confirmation, but through their intermediary layer, by the time I put my phone down, everything was already marked 'completed'. At that moment, I realized that true interoperability should not make users aware of the 'cross-chain' process.
Last month, a friend mentioned cross-chain to me, and my first reaction was, 'What new concept is this?' But when I actually transferred assets between several chains a few times, the gas fees and time costs made me completely emo—clearly, they are all blockchains, so why does it feel more troublesome than international remittances?
It wasn't until I participated in the Plasma XPL test that I had a change of heart. To be honest, I didn't have high expectations at first. But one detail really impressed me: their node synchronization speed. I initiated small transfer tests on three chains simultaneously, and normally, you would have to wait at least ten minutes for confirmation, but through their intermediary layer, by the time I put my phone down, everything was already marked 'completed'. At that moment, I realized that true interoperability should not make users aware of the 'cross-chain' process.
Brothers, let me tell you a true story— I recently put all the money I was preparing to use to upgrade my equipment into VANRY.
It's not impulsive; it's a decision I made after personally running their test network for three weeks. I used to hear people say, 'When looking at a project, pay attention to the details.' This time, I truly understand. What made me determined were not the grand words in the white paper, but a few very tangible moments.
The first moment that moved me was when I uploaded my work. Previously, when I uploaded songs on other platforms, I would just fill out the information and that was it. But on the VANRY test network, the system guided me to add 'gene tags' to my work— not only basic tags like genre and mood, but also refining down to metadata at the production level like 'the intro used the 1970 Fender Strat sound' and 'the chorus BPM change curve.' I thought: This team definitely has real musicians; they understand that what we cherish most are these creative fingerprints.
The first moment that moved me was when I uploaded my work. Previously, when I uploaded songs on other platforms, I would just fill out the information and that was it. But on the VANRY test network, the system guided me to add 'gene tags' to my work— not only basic tags like genre and mood, but also refining down to metadata at the production level like 'the intro used the 1970 Fender Strat sound' and 'the chorus BPM change curve.' I thought: This team definitely has real musicians; they understand that what we cherish most are these creative fingerprints.
Hey, musician friends! Recently, I discovered a treasure called VANRY, and I have to chat with you about it.
To be honest, who among us musicians hasn't struggled with this issue: songs go out and just sink without a trace, and no matter how much traffic there is, it's hard to monetize. My little hit from last year had millions of plays across platforms, but the royalties I received weren't even enough to buy a new guitar... it was really frustrating.
But this time, participating in the VANRY test truly amazed me! They use blockchain technology to give each song a unique 'digital identity'—this isn't just simply putting it on the chain, but turning your work into a smart asset that can autonomously generate revenue. I uploaded last year's demo, set the revenue-sharing proportion (producers and mixers can automatically share income as agreed), and within a week, I generated my first passive income in their ecosystem!
The coolest part is that VANRY doesn't take a huge cut or settle slowly like traditional platforms. Every time my work is used or licensed, the earnings are transparently credited in real-time. Last week, a short video team used my BGM, and the licensing fee went directly to my wallet—this kind of instant feedback is so motivating for creativity!
I feel that VANRY truly understands musicians, not by just talking about 'empowerment', but by genuinely returning the ownership of our works to us. Now, my mindset has changed when I create new songs—every melody, every rhythm could continue to generate value in the future, which has helped me rediscover the original intention and passion for making music.
If you're also tired of creating for love, I sincerely recommend checking out VANRY. Our music deserves to be treated better! 🚀@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
To be honest, who among us musicians hasn't struggled with this issue: songs go out and just sink without a trace, and no matter how much traffic there is, it's hard to monetize. My little hit from last year had millions of plays across platforms, but the royalties I received weren't even enough to buy a new guitar... it was really frustrating.
But this time, participating in the VANRY test truly amazed me! They use blockchain technology to give each song a unique 'digital identity'—this isn't just simply putting it on the chain, but turning your work into a smart asset that can autonomously generate revenue. I uploaded last year's demo, set the revenue-sharing proportion (producers and mixers can automatically share income as agreed), and within a week, I generated my first passive income in their ecosystem!
The coolest part is that VANRY doesn't take a huge cut or settle slowly like traditional platforms. Every time my work is used or licensed, the earnings are transparently credited in real-time. Last week, a short video team used my BGM, and the licensing fee went directly to my wallet—this kind of instant feedback is so motivating for creativity!
I feel that VANRY truly understands musicians, not by just talking about 'empowerment', but by genuinely returning the ownership of our works to us. Now, my mindset has changed when I create new songs—every melody, every rhythm could continue to generate value in the future, which has helped me rediscover the original intention and passion for making music.
If you're also tired of creating for love, I sincerely recommend checking out VANRY. Our music deserves to be treated better! 🚀@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
$USD1 One day increased by 1 billion pieces! How long can the high yield last? I did the math…
Hello everyone! Today I saw that the circulation of USD1 increased by nearly 1 billion pieces in just one day, which surprised me a bit.
With such a rapid issuance speed and the current annualized yield exceeding 20%, it probably won't last too long.
Here are a few key conclusions to share:
It is normal for the yield to gradually decline - because the newly added USD1 will be shared by more existing stock.
But there's no need to panic: even if it drops to an annualized yield of 4%-8%, it is still attractive among conservative assets, after all, how much does traditional savings yield…
Advantages of early participation: getting in now can still enjoy a few days of high yield dividends, even if it drops later, it will still be higher than starting from a lower position.
Also, a calm reminder:
If USD1 is a purely algorithmic stablecoin with no substantial income to support high issuance, then one should be cautious about subsequent inflation dilution and confidence fluctuations.
Pay attention to whether the project party's issuance plan will be adjusted, and whether there is real protocol income to maintain yields.
My attitude:
Do not chase highs, do not FOMO, but rationally participate during the dividend period, while being mentally prepared for yields to gradually return to normal.
In the long run, a US dollar stablecoin product that can consistently provide yields above 4% is already very attractive. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
Hello everyone! Today I saw that the circulation of USD1 increased by nearly 1 billion pieces in just one day, which surprised me a bit.
With such a rapid issuance speed and the current annualized yield exceeding 20%, it probably won't last too long.
Here are a few key conclusions to share:
It is normal for the yield to gradually decline - because the newly added USD1 will be shared by more existing stock.
But there's no need to panic: even if it drops to an annualized yield of 4%-8%, it is still attractive among conservative assets, after all, how much does traditional savings yield…
Advantages of early participation: getting in now can still enjoy a few days of high yield dividends, even if it drops later, it will still be higher than starting from a lower position.
Also, a calm reminder:
If USD1 is a purely algorithmic stablecoin with no substantial income to support high issuance, then one should be cautious about subsequent inflation dilution and confidence fluctuations.
Pay attention to whether the project party's issuance plan will be adjusted, and whether there is real protocol income to maintain yields.
My attitude:
Do not chase highs, do not FOMO, but rationally participate during the dividend period, while being mentally prepared for yields to gradually return to normal.
In the long run, a US dollar stablecoin product that can consistently provide yields above 4% is already very attractive. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
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Everyone, don't trade the stablecoin $USDE , it has transaction fees. Last time when USD1 just came out, it almost got me into trouble. Investment advice: currently the best is $USD1 , even if the promotion ends soon and the price drops, there is still a profit of 500U after more than 20 days.
As an independent musician, I understand the bitterness all too well: songs are released into the ocean like stones, and royalties are siphoned off by platforms, and what's most frustrating is that someone uses your music, and you have no idea.
It wasn't until I participated in a beta project for musicians by VANRY that I realized blockchain could be so 'not blockchain'. They didn't complicate concepts but did something very practical: registering every song. Through VANRY's technology, my works generate a unique digital identity, and from demo to master, every authorization, play, and commercial use can be automatically tracked and recorded on the chain.
What does this mean? My works are no longer a 'one-off deal'. Advertisers use my music as background, and the licensing fees are automatically distributed to my wallet through smart contracts; fans purchase my digital collectible album, and I receive a small 'royalty' every time it's transferred. What moved me the most was the feeling of being 'seen'—where my music goes and who loves it is all clear.
This is not just about earning a little more money, but it allows musicians to finally live decently off their works. My works now have their own life trajectory.
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
It wasn't until I participated in a beta project for musicians by VANRY that I realized blockchain could be so 'not blockchain'. They didn't complicate concepts but did something very practical: registering every song. Through VANRY's technology, my works generate a unique digital identity, and from demo to master, every authorization, play, and commercial use can be automatically tracked and recorded on the chain.
What does this mean? My works are no longer a 'one-off deal'. Advertisers use my music as background, and the licensing fees are automatically distributed to my wallet through smart contracts; fans purchase my digital collectible album, and I receive a small 'royalty' every time it's transferred. What moved me the most was the feeling of being 'seen'—where my music goes and who loves it is all clear.
This is not just about earning a little more money, but it allows musicians to finally live decently off their works. My works now have their own life trajectory.
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
The blockchain that has traditional enterprises lining up to settle in, what exactly has VANRY done?
Hey, have you noticed? Recently there's a particularly interesting phenomenon: some traditional enterprises that we're familiar with, such as those in manufacturing, retail, and even agriculture, are quietly moving to a blockchain called VANRY. I have a cousin who wholesale high-end tea, and last year he was struggling with counterfeit goods and opaque supply chains. This year, when we met, he seemed relaxed, and when I asked him, he mysteriously said to me: “With VANRY, my tea is clear from the mountain to the cup, every step.”
As someone in the tech circle, I've been following this matter. To be honest, I was puzzled at first; why would these traditional bosses, who keep their distance from 'speculating on coins', spend money on a blockchain project? It wasn't until I participated in their traceability project for a local winery that I fully understood the 'magic' of VANRY—it's not about grand narratives that claim to change the world, but like the most reliable IT engineer, it squats down and helps you clear away the few stones that are really bothering you.
As someone in the tech circle, I've been following this matter. To be honest, I was puzzled at first; why would these traditional bosses, who keep their distance from 'speculating on coins', spend money on a blockchain project? It wasn't until I participated in their traceability project for a local winery that I fully understood the 'magic' of VANRY—it's not about grand narratives that claim to change the world, but like the most reliable IT engineer, it squats down and helps you clear away the few stones that are really bothering you.
From Insomnia to Annual Revenue Exceeding 100 Million: The Miracle of Plasma XPL BaaS I Experienced
Last night I couldn't sleep again—but this time it was because of excitement! When the financial report showed that Plasma XPL's BaaS service annual revenue officially surpassed 100 million yuan, I couldn't help but smile at the screen for a full ten minutes. As a member of this project, I truly feel that we are using technology to solve problems that have troubled developers for years.
Why do I say Plasma XPL is really different?
I remember two years ago when I first started getting into blockchain development; it was a nightmare. I had to set up nodes myself, handle smart contract deployments, manage wallet security... Just configuring the environment took me two weeks! Not to mention those headache-inducing gas fee fluctuations and network congestion issues. Back then, I often wondered: Is there a service that allows me to focus on application development itself, rather than the underlying technology?
Why do I say Plasma XPL is really different?
I remember two years ago when I first started getting into blockchain development; it was a nightmare. I had to set up nodes myself, handle smart contract deployments, manage wallet security... Just configuring the environment took me two weeks! Not to mention those headache-inducing gas fee fluctuations and network congestion issues. Back then, I often wondered: Is there a service that allows me to focus on application development itself, rather than the underlying technology?
After going back and forth, who knew that on the last day $USD1 there would be a wealth management activity? Previously, I had pledged 15, sold 8, and ended up losing over 1000 U both inside and out. This time, there are no restrictions on the order number. Everyone with idle funds should participate; in this market, we can only rely on wealth management to make a living @Plasma #Plasma $XPL .
#usd1 Brothers' activities continue, with money available for the holiday, just need to transfer to the contract account, no operation required, and you can enjoy an annual rate of 24%! $USD1
To be honest, I was also puzzled at first: Isn't regulation most fond of the 'decentralized' spirit of freedom? Why has it instead loosened its grip on our somewhat centralized structure, Plasma XPL?
It wasn't until I participated in a few node meetings that I understood — what regulators fear most is not centralization, but 'not being able to hold anyone accountable.' A completely anonymous chain? If something goes wrong, there's no one to hold responsible. Plasma XPL is clever because it has created an 'authorized node' mechanism: these nodes have clear identities and are compliant, so when regulators want to talk, they know whom to approach.
But this doesn’t mean our community has no say. On the contrary, we as token holders can still vote to decide the fate of the nodes, which is called 'freedom with responsibility.' Why are many traditional companies willing to use our chain for supply chain finance? Because their legal departments can understand this model — it has both the transparency of blockchain and legal accountability.
I have seen the team lose quite a bit of hair trying to balance this matter. But what’s the result? This 'middle path' has become our greatest advantage. While other chains are still playing cat and mouse with regulators, we have already been able to sit down and discuss how to use technology to solve real-world problems. This is not compromise; this is real progress. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
It wasn't until I participated in a few node meetings that I understood — what regulators fear most is not centralization, but 'not being able to hold anyone accountable.' A completely anonymous chain? If something goes wrong, there's no one to hold responsible. Plasma XPL is clever because it has created an 'authorized node' mechanism: these nodes have clear identities and are compliant, so when regulators want to talk, they know whom to approach.
But this doesn’t mean our community has no say. On the contrary, we as token holders can still vote to decide the fate of the nodes, which is called 'freedom with responsibility.' Why are many traditional companies willing to use our chain for supply chain finance? Because their legal departments can understand this model — it has both the transparency of blockchain and legal accountability.
I have seen the team lose quite a bit of hair trying to balance this matter. But what’s the result? This 'middle path' has become our greatest advantage. While other chains are still playing cat and mouse with regulators, we have already been able to sit down and discuss how to use technology to solve real-world problems. This is not compromise; this is real progress. @Plasma #Plasma $XPL
Today I swapped half of my position for VANRY! My friend said I was crazy, but after I share these three points, you might be tempted too:
First, I am really fed up with those 'air projects'. Behind VANRY is the real Vanar Chain, and its mainnet is already up and running, with over a hundred DApps in its ecosystem. It's like others are still drawing big dreams while it has already served a full table of dishes - I love this sense of solidity.
Second, I found that it is truly addressing pain points. Traditional blockchains are too unfriendly to creators; the transaction fees for issuing an NFT are more expensive than the artwork itself. Vanar's on-chain IP solution allows artists to establish rights and monetize at a low cost. Friends of mine in design have already started using it; this is real demand, not just a speculative concept.
Third, the timing makes me excited. Recently, they have been quietly collaborating with many traditional brands. Although they haven't heavily promoted it yet, this stage of 'holding back the big moves' is the most exciting. It's like seeing the tide hasn't come in yet, but already knowing the waves are about to arrive.
I am not a gambler; I just believe that real technology shouldn't be drowned out by noise. VANRY may not be the fastest to surge, but it allows me to sleep well - after all, investing in projects is sometimes like making friends; I prefer the one who works quietly and has real tasks at hand.
(This article is just a personal opinion sharing; blockchain investments can be volatile, so please make sure to do your own research!)
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
First, I am really fed up with those 'air projects'. Behind VANRY is the real Vanar Chain, and its mainnet is already up and running, with over a hundred DApps in its ecosystem. It's like others are still drawing big dreams while it has already served a full table of dishes - I love this sense of solidity.
Second, I found that it is truly addressing pain points. Traditional blockchains are too unfriendly to creators; the transaction fees for issuing an NFT are more expensive than the artwork itself. Vanar's on-chain IP solution allows artists to establish rights and monetize at a low cost. Friends of mine in design have already started using it; this is real demand, not just a speculative concept.
Third, the timing makes me excited. Recently, they have been quietly collaborating with many traditional brands. Although they haven't heavily promoted it yet, this stage of 'holding back the big moves' is the most exciting. It's like seeing the tide hasn't come in yet, but already knowing the waves are about to arrive.
I am not a gambler; I just believe that real technology shouldn't be drowned out by noise. VANRY may not be the fastest to surge, but it allows me to sleep well - after all, investing in projects is sometimes like making friends; I prefer the one who works quietly and has real tasks at hand.
(This article is just a personal opinion sharing; blockchain investments can be volatile, so please make sure to do your own research!)
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY
Industry bigwig reveals privately: VANRY's compliance design is its ace up the sleeve
To be honest, like everyone else before, I used to look at the technology, ecosystem, and team background of a project first. It wasn't until a recent small chat, where I heard a senior industry figure, who wished to remain anonymous, mention it in passing, that I suddenly realized: the true 'ace up the sleeve' of VANRY (or rather, Vanar Chain behind it) might have been overlooked by us technology enthusiasts all along - and that is its almost 'cunning' forward-looking compliance design.
This is not some dry legal text. Let me give you an analogy. The current blockchain world is like a talented rock star dressed in ripped jeans and covered in tattoos, very cool, but trying to walk into the New York Stock Exchange or negotiate a partnership with Disney? The security at the door might be the first to stop him.
This is not some dry legal text. Let me give you an analogy. The current blockchain world is like a talented rock star dressed in ripped jeans and covered in tattoos, very cool, but trying to walk into the New York Stock Exchange or negotiate a partnership with Disney? The security at the door might be the first to stop him.
I stayed up late for three months, witnessing how Plasma XPL became a 'compliance star'.
Sometimes, people in technology can be quite naive. A year ago, when I talked with friends about blockchain, I said, 'Compliance is such a hassle; as long as the technology is good, that's enough, right?' But when it came time for me to participate in a project, I realized—naivety is truly the biggest joke.
When I first came into contact with Plasma XPL, I was actually quite surprised. At that time, it wasn't that popular, and the team was discussing, 'If we want to create a public chain that can truly be implemented and connect with businesses and governments, what should we do first?' Many people said to focus on performance or on building an ecosystem, but they chose the hardest path: from day one, they embedded compliance into their DNA.
When I first came into contact with Plasma XPL, I was actually quite surprised. At that time, it wasn't that popular, and the team was discussing, 'If we want to create a public chain that can truly be implemented and connect with businesses and governments, what should we do first?' Many people said to focus on performance or on building an ecosystem, but they chose the hardest path: from day one, they embedded compliance into their DNA.
$USD1 Current price is 0.9998, the price is average, bought at a high of 1.0013, someone previously said it would decouple, but so far there has been no panic selling! Planning to redeem tomorrow on the 23rd! Total of 28 days, order number 770, deducting 5 days of fluctuation costs, approximately around 650 profit left! Hope there will be more opportunities after this!
#sol The one who buys is the master, and the one who sells is the apprentice. After holding for 2 years at a high point without selling, now it's a loss, proving that even the big players are not optimistic about the future market! $SOL
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