Most chains are still in the middle of moving USDC.n over to USDC.inj before the full wind-down hits. Verona took a different route, and it is super effective.... They passed the proposal and swapped Noble USDC out of the fee module entirely. verUSD is now the one that sits there instead. It feels like a small governance change on the surface, but it changes the long-term picture. Verona spent years settling everything in USDC. Now they’ve got their own dollar handling the everyday stuff: fees, agent payments, verified data settlements without leaning on someone else’s rails. Over time, that matters. When agents start paying for data or settling small transactions automatically, having a stable that’s native to the network (and already tied to real payment flow) removes a layer of friction. No extra hop, no dependency on an external issuer’s timeline, and more room to tune how those payments actually work. It’s not flashy. It’s just the chain quietly building around its own money instead of renting it. The rest of Cosmos is migrating. Verona is already living with the next version.