The development momentum of the USDD stablecoin is quite strong—its issuance has just surpassed the $900 million mark, heading towards the $1 billion milestone. There are several solid reasons behind this growth.

First, from a technical perspective. After the launch of USDD 2.0, the introduction of over-collateralization and the PSM mechanism has made redemption costs almost negligible, and price volatility has narrowed accordingly. For users, this means greater confidence and fewer concerns about usage.

Next, looking at the application ecosystem. On platforms like TRON and JustLend, the user experience with USDD is becoming increasingly smooth—lending and liquidity mining both offer good returns. Just considering the total value locked (TVL) in these ecosystems, which is approaching $1 billion, indicates that there is genuine demand for funds here, not just speculation. The core value of stablecoins lies in this—when they are truly used, their scale naturally follows.