⚡️ Friends, in recent years, the development of DeFi has been inseparable from stablecoins. Whether it's trading, lending, or liquidity mining, it is the underlying blood.
But the problem is that in the era of Stablecoin 1.0, no matter how much we used it, we were merely consumers. For example, with USDT and USDC, we deposit US dollars, and the issuer takes that money to invest in short-term bonds, government bonds, and so on, generating a significant amount of interest.
However, these earnings have nothing to do with the users. All we get is a price-stable token, which is stable but lacks vitality.
The Stablecoin 2.0 proposed by STBL precisely breaks this structure. Their idea is very simple: since the assets belong to the users, why should the issuer take the interest?
In the new model, users can use real-world assets (RWA) as collateral to issue stablecoin USST themselves. The system will automatically split the asset income, with the principal corresponding to the stablecoin (which can be freely used and transferred), and the income rights belong directly to you. There's no need to lock up assets; they remain liquid, and you still receive the earnings.
This is actually quite an interesting change: stablecoins are no longer just tools, but assets that can generate income on their own. It allows users to share the portion of earnings that were originally monopolized by the platform, improving the capital efficiency of DeFi.
So, while others are still saying that stablecoins have no interest, Stablecoin 2.0 is already telling us that stability can also yield returns.
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