Have you ever thought that in this era of constant turbulence in the crypto market, relying solely on aggressive asset allocation is very risky? It's like sailing a boat—besides needing fast sails, you also need a ballast that can stabilize the overall situation.
When it comes to stablecoins, many people's first reaction is still those controversial projects. But by 2025, USDD will no longer look like its original form. If BTC represents the store of value of digital gold, then USDD now more resembles a "resilient reservoir" in decentralized finance—it can create a relatively stable zone for your wallet during severe market fluctuations.
How does this stability come about? The key lies in three levels.
First, look at reserve assets. As of Q4 2025, according to on-chain data from TRON reserves, USDD's collateralization ratio has maintained above 130% for a long time. This is no longer a paper promise but a real support composed of multi-dimensional assets like BTC, RWA (Real World Assets), and more. Imagine an asset allocation table: BTC provides the value foundation, while RWA introduces low volatility stability.
This multi-layered protection design means USDD no longer relies on the fragile balance of a single algorithm but has established a solid asset defense line. In volatile markets, such a structure indeed offers holders more peace of mind.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 7h ago
The metaphor of ballast is excellent, but honestly, it still depends on whether it can stay steady later on.
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RegenRestorer
· 7h ago
The metaphor of ballast is excellent; indeed, some stable things are needed.
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MerkleMaid
· 7h ago
A 130% collateralization ratio sounds good, but I'm worried that on-chain data might also be misleading.
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PhantomHunter
· 7h ago
A 130% collateralization ratio sounds good, but can it really withstand the next crash?
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MetaverseHobo
· 8h ago
The metaphor of ballast is quite vivid, but if we really say that a 130% collateralization ratio can guarantee peace of mind, I need to see how it actually operates.
Have you ever thought that in this era of constant turbulence in the crypto market, relying solely on aggressive asset allocation is very risky? It's like sailing a boat—besides needing fast sails, you also need a ballast that can stabilize the overall situation.
When it comes to stablecoins, many people's first reaction is still those controversial projects. But by 2025, USDD will no longer look like its original form. If BTC represents the store of value of digital gold, then USDD now more resembles a "resilient reservoir" in decentralized finance—it can create a relatively stable zone for your wallet during severe market fluctuations.
How does this stability come about? The key lies in three levels.
First, look at reserve assets. As of Q4 2025, according to on-chain data from TRON reserves, USDD's collateralization ratio has maintained above 130% for a long time. This is no longer a paper promise but a real support composed of multi-dimensional assets like BTC, RWA (Real World Assets), and more. Imagine an asset allocation table: BTC provides the value foundation, while RWA introduces low volatility stability.
This multi-layered protection design means USDD no longer relies on the fragile balance of a single algorithm but has established a solid asset defense line. In volatile markets, such a structure indeed offers holders more peace of mind.