The PSM's role in maintaining USDD's peg goes beyond swapping tokens; it creates an incentive to correct market price differences. Stablecoins can trade above or below their intended value on secondary markets as buying and selling pressure changes. A mechanism that connects market prices to a predictable conversion route can help create incentives to correct those deviations. This is where the USDD Peg Stability Module becomes important. When USDD trades below $1 on the market, arbitrageurs can purchase it at the lower price and redeem it through the PSM at the fixed 1:1 conversion ratio, subject to the module's available reserves and conditions. When USDD trades above $1, the reverse opportunity can emerge. Traders can obtain USDD through the fixed-ratio mechanism and sell it at the higher market price. These opportunities create economic incentives for traders to act on price differences. As arbitrage activity increases, buying and selling pressure can help move USDD's secondary-market price closer to its intended peg. The PSM therefore serves as more than a conversion tool. It provides a fixed-rate reference point around which market participants can respond when prices move away from $1. This is one of the mechanisms designed to support USDD's peg stability. @USDDecentralize @trondao @justinsuntron #USDD #TRONEcoStar