Non-farm payroll data has been causing a stir all year, but in the end, it's just a smokescreen by the main players—smart money has long shifted to decentralized stable assets like USDD.

Look, every time the non-farm report comes out, whether it’s up or down, someone is celebrating at the bottom. But what’s the real story behind it? The Federal Reserve is managing expectations, the Bank of Japan turns around and hikes interest rates, and global liquidity is being drained live. At such times, those still debating long or short truly haven’t seen the bigger picture.

Traditional finance keeps flipping between "printing money" and "draining liquidity," while the crypto world takes a different approach—building its own stable systems directly. That’s why fully collateralized, transparent decentralized stablecoins like USDD are becoming more popular. They are unaffected by central bank policies, and aren’t afraid of sudden liquidity freezes, because all reserve assets are openly on-chain, verifiable by anyone.

To be honest, USDD really has some solid strengths. Over-collateralization is standard—each USDD is backed by real assets like BTC, TRX, worth more than 1 USD. Governance is also decentralized—no single institution can secretly mint or freeze tokens; all rules are dictated by code and community consensus. Cross-chain transfers are smooth—use it on any chain you want, no worries about liquidity bottlenecks.

The more chaotic the market, the more valuable these transparent, autonomous stable assets become. When traditional finance is teetering under the dual pressures of rising interest rates and tightening liquidity, having a reliable, verifiable safe haven is true insurance.