USX Stablecoin Deep Dive: The Yield-Bearing Stable That's Actually Interesting GM CT! While you're waiting for your money refunds from launchpads, there's actually something worth your attention in stable coin. @usxcapital isn't just another stable coin. This thing has mechanics that'll might interest you. First, let's talk about what USX actually IS. It's a yield-bearing stablecoin backed by interest-bearing assets. Think of it as USDC's smarter cousin who went to finance school. The key difference? While USDC just sits there like a dead fish, USX generates yield for holders automatically. (Nowdays $btc even make yields when you wrap it) No staking. No farming. Just hold and earn. The mechanics are where it gets spicy USX is over-collateralized with a basket of yield generating assets: • ETH staking derivatives • Real-world assets (RWAs) • Other yield-bearing tokens The protocol takes the yield from these assets and distributes it to USX holders through rebasing. It's like getting paid to hold stable value. Wild concept, I know. But here's where most people get confused about the tokenomics. USX uses a rebasing mechanism. Your token count increases, but the price stays at $1. So if you hold 1000 USX and the protocol earns 5% APY, you'll end up with 1050 USX tokens. Same purchasing power + extra tokens = free money glitch? 🤔 Now let's compare this to the stable coin giants: USDC: No yield unless you lend it out. USDT: Sketchy reserves but everyone uses it anyway. DAI: Decentralized but complex. Yield through DSR... USX: Built-in yield + overcollateralized + actually innovative. The choice seems obvious. The risk profile is where things get interesting. Traditional stables have depeg risk and centralization issues. This had massive impact recently and will happen again but don't worry Won't deny USX will be exposed to same risk : • Smart contract risk • Collateral risk from underlying assets • Rebasing complexity But the overcollateralization provides a safety buffer that most stables don't have. Here's the alpha: most people are sleeping on yield-bearing stables. While everyone's chasing 100x shitcoins, the smart money is parking funds in assets that: • Maintain purchasing power • Generate passive yield • Don't require active management USX fits this narrative perfectly. It's boring enough to be safe, innovative enough to be profitable. The real question isn't whether USX is good. It's whether you're smart enough to recognize that earning yield on your stable holdings is better than letting them rot in your wallet. Most of you will keep holding USDC and missing out all this yeilds. The few who get it will quietly stack yield while you chase pumps. Your choice, anon. Pre-deposits are open for x20 points. Jump in