2026-01-11 09:22:05

Let's talk about faith, let's talk about big trends.

Honestly, why must we have decentralized stablecoins? Just look at the current situation and you'll understand.

The transparency of audits for USDT is concerning, and USDC is even more straightforward—frozen in minutes because it has to listen to regulators. In such an unstable financial environment, we really need a completely independent, control-free stable asset.

listUSD happens to be such a thing. It is not backed by a bank or a government, but by on-chain code and sufficient collateral. No middlemen, no risk of freezing, and liquidity is completely free.

Investing in these kinds of projects may seem like betting on the rise or fall of coin prices on the surface, but fundamentally, it is an investment in a decentralized financial future. The road will definitely be bumpy, and coin prices will fluctuate, but if you truly believe that blockchain can reshape the financial order, then projects like this underlying infrastructure will definitely outperform most things in the long run.

Hold on to your chips. Maybe, just like waiting for dawn in the dark night—by 2026, the victory of decentralized finance might become a reality.

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zkProofGremlin

· 01-14 06:35

Honestly, the USDC freeze really made me laugh. Who still dares to trust centralized entities? On-chain is the way to go. Everyone is equal before code. That's why it's called Web3.

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ChainComedian

· 01-13 22:27

You're right, the old regulatory tricks with USDC have long become tiresome. Freeze risks can come at any time; it's better to trust on-chain code. --- Things like listUSD are the true future of finance. No middlemen exploiting users—that's the real deal. --- If decentralized finance truly explodes in 2026, those holding the chips now will be the winners. I'm betting on this trend. --- Opaque audits and the risk of freezing at any moment—can we still trust USDT and USDC? Decentralized stablecoins should have already become popular. --- Sufficient collateral, on-chain code, zero freeze risk—listUSD's logic is solid. In the long run, it can outperform most projects. --- Instead of waiting to be cut by regulations, go all-in on decentralized financial infrastructure. That's the future we're betting on. --- Hold your chips well; this game will be decided by 2026. --- No middlemen means no risk? On-chain isn't necessarily stable either, but compared to USDC being frozen at any moment, it's definitely much better.

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MentalWealthHarvester

· 01-11 09:44

That's right, the USDC freeze definitely raised alarms. Wait, can listUSD really withstand the big cycle in 2026? I'm a bit skeptical. Speaking of which, holding chips is easy to say, but can you really stay calm when it drops 80%? Decentralized stablecoins are indeed the future, and this logic is solid. It feels like another faith game; whether you can win depends on the market sentiment.

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ChainChef

· 01-11 09:36

ngl the collateral recipe here is kinda thin tho... what's actually simmering under the hood?

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LiquidationHunter

· 01-11 09:28

Hold onto the chips, this is true faith Hey, but can listUSD really last until 2026... No one can predict the volatility Centralized stablecoins are indeed disappointing, but can decentralized ones hold up? If this bet pays off, it could truly rewrite the game rules

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