Key Points:
- Usual Protocol introduces a 1:1 early redemption feature for USD0++ users.
- Weekly revenue distributions, totalling approximately $5 million per month, will begin next week for USUALx holders, paid in Usual Protocol USD0.
Usual Protocol has announced two major changes in light of user concerns around the USD0++ floor price mechanism.
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New Fine-Tuned Features to Stabilize Usual Protocol USD0
The move is targeted at increasing confidence among users of the protocol for long-term viability. Among them is the introduction of 1:1 early redemption, which is going live next week. Such a feature means that users may redeem their staked USD0++ at the ratio of 1:1 after letting some accrued rewards be dropped for a certain period, possibly up to six months.
The protocol is accelerating its revenue distribution to USUALx holders, which will now be weekly starting next week. That is around $5 million each month, to be distributed directly to wallets holding standalone USUALx tokens as Usual Protocol USD0.
These initiatives demonstrate the economic value of USUAL and balance short-term users selling their daily rewards against long-term investors holding USUALx for its intrinsic value.
Novel Dual Exit Mechanisms Improve USD0++ Protocol Sustainability
USD0++ is the staked version of the Usual Protocol USD0, a dollar-pegged stablecoin collateralized by real-world assets such as US Treasury bills. As mentioned, USD0++ provides yield through the emission of USUAL tokens but requires a four-year lock-up period in exchange. Early redemption results in penalties; hence, liquidity is less flexible.
This set of updates comes after a significant protocol overhaul on January 9 that introduced dual exit mechanisms to enhance the long-term stability of Usual Protocol USD0. These mechanisms, which offer conditional and unconditional exits, respectively, have seen users working through shifts in redemption options and revised floor price guidelines.
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