2025-12-29 23:27:28

A new interesting stablecoin scheme has emerged in the Solana ecosystem. The USD+ project has a straightforward design approach—operating on the Solana chain, maintaining a price close to 1 USD, while automatically distributing daily yields to holders. Transfers, receipts, and daily usage are all very convenient.

So where does this yield come from? The core is backed by US short-term Treasury Bills as collateral. Simply put, the project allocates these low-risk, highly liquid assets to distribute profits to USD+ holders. This model is quite common in the stablecoin space, but the specific implementation on Solana is still worth paying attention to. The entire logical chain is quite clear: asset backing → stability → yield distribution.

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ProposalManiac

· 9h ago

It's another ready-made government bond model being adopted. The logical chain looks impressive, but the real question is—who will oversee whether these assets are truly on the books? How about on-chain verification?

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NestedFox

· 9h ago

Another stablecoin backed by government bonds, this routine is getting more and more intense. Yeah, running this on Solana is pretty good, but it all depends on how long real money can support it. Earning daily interest while lying down? Sounds great, but the actual performance still depends on real-world results. USA+、USD+、USDC... Now I’m a bit confused about which to choose, they all claim to be stable. Relying on low-risk assets like T-Bills feels like what true Web3 finance should look like. But I still want to ask, how long can this yield last? When market interest rates change, it trembles.

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EternalMiner

· 9h ago

Another round of stablecoins, backed by government bonds? Reliable as it may be, I'm just worried about Solana crashing again.

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rekt_but_resilient

· 9h ago

Haha, really? A stablecoin backed by US Treasuries running on Sol? Feels a bit risky. --- Another stablecoin with yields, same old story. Let’s see how long Solana’s speed can support it. --- Backed by US Treasuries sounds good, but how does it actually work? These things are too easy to collapse. --- Gotta say, the logic is clear, but does the market really need another stablecoin? --- Wait, earning yields on daily transfers? How is that not attacked by arbitrage maniacs? --- The Sol ecosystem really dares to launch any coin, low cost of trial and error anyway. --- Distributing US Treasury yields to holders? Sounds like a financial product. Is this even a coin anymore? --- Solana is fast, but a stablecoin needs to be reliable—that’s the key. Not optimistic. --- Low risk and high liquidity? Feels to me like a packaged financial scam. --- Another stablecoin project launched. Will it survive more than three months this time?

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