MSUSD stablecoin decouples overnight, plunging 88%โa third-party verification agency's notice sends the project to zero.
On June 20th, MainStreet's stablecoin MSUSD plummeted 88.2% in just a few hours, dropping from nearly $1 to about $0.1168.
The reason is straightforward: the third-party verification agency Accountable terminated its service agreement, citing that the "project failed to meet verification standards."
PeckShield monitoring showed that MSUSD briefly crashed 85%. The msY/USDC market on Morpho saw utilization rates spike to 100%, signaling an impending liquidity crisis. The project team only stated that they "deployed over 8 million USDC to support liquidity," but provided no public updates on post-crash redemption.
A stablecoin decoupling is the harshest narrative. Overnight, it lost ninety percent of its value, leaving holders with no time to react.
For a stablecoin that relies on a third-party verification agency to maintain trust, once that agency pulls out, the project goes straight to zero. This model is inherently riskyโtrust is built on others, and when they bail, your coin is just worthless paper.
MainStreet's MSUSD isn't the first stablecoin to decouple, and it won't be the last. When the market turns bearish and liquidity dries up, it's often these "seemingly safe" assets that crash first.
The trust in stablecoins has never been coded; itโs written in regulation, auditing, and transparency. Without any of these components, going to zero is just a matter of time.
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