Let me give you a daily update on some developments with USD1 and WLFI, covering the key points for your reference:

First, what everyone cares about most is definitely the financial management side. You can choose based on your needs:

For those with smaller funds seeking stability, go to Binance to get 8.5% guaranteed returns on up to $2,000 (promotion until July 27).

For large funds requiring flexible subscription and redemption, consider Gate or Dolomite, with a combined annualized yield of around 8%.

Additionally, the lending pool they partnered with Zebec has also launched, with a maximum annualized yield of 5.2% and risk control. It's increasingly feeling like the financial management apps we normally use, with a much lower barrier to entry.

Fundamentally, the business is indeed profitable. Grayscale data shows it generated $105 million in real cash revenue over the past year, ranking among the top eight globally, and USD1's scale also firmly holds fourth place worldwide.

Looking at the project now, I personally focus on two things: Does it have real cash flow generation? Is the product convenient to use? As of now, the $WLFI ecosystem seems fine.

As for whether there can be a big breakout later, there are two core variables:

First, whether the OCC trust charter it applied for can be successfully approved (this is key to lowering the barrier for institutional entry).

Second, the regulatory direction of the Senate and the CLARITY Act.

Before these two shoes drop, let's objectively keep tracking. Continue with normal financial management as needed, it won't be affected. I'll update you anytime there are new developments!