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USD1 has continued to grow this wave.
Actually, everyone is quite familiar with this setup. Holding USD1, distributed weekly as WLFI, with an annualized return of about 5% to 8%. It’s not high, but the stability is the key.
Over the past few months, as it has been renewed continuously, hundreds of millions of dollars have been invested, showing that this is not a short-term activity but a sustained effort.
However, one point still needs to be clarified: USD1 is USD1, WLFI is WLFI.
Many people previously treated USD1 as a risk asset due to various rumors and rumors, and withdrew directly. This move isn’t necessarily wrong, but the result is—missed out on the gains.
Essentially, one is a stablecoin, and the other is an incentive token; they are strongly linked but not the same thing.
Right now, it’s very simple: think of it as a “subsidized stablecoin,” with stable returns, and in this market environment, it’s already considered a relatively clean piece of meat.
Whether it can be sustained long-term depends on WLFI’s release rhythm and gameplay, but at least for now, these rounds show that someone is continuously pouring money in.
Take what you can, don’t idolize it, and don’t panic.