$BTC Do you remember the crash in 2018? I lost 50 BTC back then. Now it seems the Federal Reserve is back to its old tricks—printing money, secretly expanding the balance sheet. History doesn’t repeat, but it often rhymes.

At this time, stablecoins have become a safe haven. USDD 2.0 is now pegged at 0.999, even more stable than some exchanges’ withdrawal speeds. It has undergone five security audits (CertiK and ChainSecurity have both reviewed it), and top exchanges also recognize it—definitely more reliable than those no-name projects.

Let’s talk about some practical stuff: The PSM mechanism keeps the price anchored and stable. Staking USDD to get sUSDD can yield 12% on ETH and BSC; mining on PancakeSwap can reach an APY of 23%; HTX and JustLend are stable around 10%. There’s also a Yield+ project with a 300,000 USDD reward pool—these channels are worth exploring.

The key point is that USDD 2.0 is completely different from the old version—over-collateralized, fully transparent on-chain data, and assets controlled by users themselves. The Smart Allocator module has already earned $7.2 million, making it at least logically closer to true decentralization.

When the Fed is easing, you can either join in or watch others do it. Of course, all yields carry risks, and during times of FUD, you need to do your own research. When others are calling the shots, you must know what you’re buying. NFA, DYOR.