Why has USDD become the stable anchor in the crypto market?

If BTC is the store of value in the digital age, then USDD is like the deep-draft, stable-performance flagship in the crypto ocean. By the end of 2025, global finance will be caught in a tug-of-war between centralization and decentralization, and USDD is bridging the real gap between payment convenience and asset security.

1. The underlying logic of stablecoins has been upgraded

Newcomers often oversimplify stablecoins—they think of them as on-chain versions of fiat currency. But this idea is long outdated. To put it more accurately: if BTC is digital gold (store of value, anti-inflation), then USDD is more like the full-recourse gold bill of exchange from the Age of Discovery. It can be spent directly, backed by tangible assets.

USDD’s real killer feature is the "over-collateralization" design. Don’t be fooled by early algorithmic stablecoins that boast loudly; USDD is different—backed by a pool of assets consisting of BTC, TRX, and highly liquid stablecoins. The latest on-chain data shows that as of December, the collateralization ratio has remained above 200%.

This is straightforward: your asset pool holds twice the "hard currency" in issuance. In other words, USDD in your hands is not just a piece of code but a genuine security certificate. This design logic, in the crypto market, is already considered a solid infrastructure.