USD1

If you have money, would you save it in a bank or invest in USD1 financial products?

Recently, USD1 has directly challenged PayPal's PYUSD, becoming a new darling in the stablecoin space. It is a compliant stablecoin that is pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, backed by the Trump family, with reserves consisting entirely of cash and short-term US Treasury bonds. It has been listed on major mainstream public chains and exchanges, and its popularity is high.

USD1 is a US dollar stablecoin that is 'more compliant, politically backed, and highly transparent,' positioned against USDC and PYUSD, targeting institutions and cross-border settlements. It can be used for deposits and withdrawals, as well as hedging, with an annualized financial return of up to 13.5% on Binance.

I think for many beginners and those who do not understand trading techniques and macroeconomics, it is a very good choice. Isn't it better than leaving your money in a bank earning that meager interest that can't keep up with inflation? Even a 3% annualized return from China International Capital Corporation can blow up. I can only say that traditional finance is really too dark, and USD1's compliance, backing, transparency, and financial returns—what aspect is not better than these domestic financial products?