What makes USUAL different?
Unique Structure
The USUAL token is a hybrid token that unified value, governance rights, and utility.
Scarcity and Alignment
USUAL is designed with a desinflationary mechanism where early adopters receive more tokens. As Total Value Locked (TVL) increases, fewer USUAL tokens are distributed. The maximum distribution occurs at the Token Generation Event (TGE) through Pills Campaing, ensuring scarcity and alignment with protocol growth.
Protocol Revenue, Value Encapsulation and Decision power
USUAL encapsulates power on the protocol’s revenue, ensuring that profits and governance rights are unified. Holders have governance over Usual's treasury. This model guarantees that USUAL is a true representation of value within the protocol and provides real power over the revenue generated by the user.
Community-Centric Distribution
90% of USUAL tokens are allocated to the community, protecting it from dilution by insiders. Unlike other models where contributors and investors hold 50% of the tokens, insiders will never have more than 10% of the circulating supply, ensuring fair value distribution. Community includes all parties that will contribute to Usual’s success, such as minters, holders, liquidity providers, integrations, infrastructures, and more.
Utility and Governance Rights
USUAL acts as a governance token, enabling holders to participate in decision-making processes. Governance rights will expand over time, granting full control to token holders. Staking USUAL tokens generates additional yield and supports protocol stability, with rewards in USUAL tokens incentivizing long-term participation. Bribing with USUAL tokens influences LP reward allocation, effectively incentivizing liquidity providers and enhancing protocol liquidity and efficiency.
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