🦅 The USD1 campaign has been postponed again to August 7th. Fine, then let’s make it last forever—do whatever you want. This stablecoin industry needs its own Robin Hood. Over the past few years, USDT has made one thing crystal clear to everyone: Stablecoins might be one of the most damn profitable businesses on Earth. You exchange dollars for a stablecoin; the issuer uses your money to buy ultra-safe assets like U.S. Treasury bonds. In 2024 alone, Tether netted over $13 billion; in 2025, it’s still pulling in over $10 billion. USDT’s market share is unquestionably dominant— Through bull and bear cycles, it has endured, providing dollar liquidity to hundreds of millions globally, with a moat deeper than anyone else’s backyard. But here’s the growing problem: Should all this money from stablecoins forever belong to just one issuer? Users put up the capital, exchanges provide liquidity, communities build consensus—yet most of the reserve yields end up in the pockets of just a few corporations. 🦅 That’s where USD1 steps in. If USDT is the old guard’s king of stablecoins, then USD1 is more like the industry’s Robin Hood—willing to challenge the establishment and share the spoils with users. Robin Hood didn’t just revolutionize Wall Street with zero commissions. Its most powerful slogan was: **Democratize Finance for All.** It smashed through Wall Street’s high barriers, letting ordinary people trade stocks, options, and crypto at low cost. USD1 wants to bring that same energy into stablecoins: Don’t let stablecoins become just a printing press for a handful of issuers—let holders, traders, and ecosystem participants share in the wealth. Through exchange token holdings, liquidity incentives, DeFi yields, and ecosystem rewards, it’s actively trying to redirect a portion of growth profits back to users. This isn’t just about launching another dollar-backed stablecoin—it’s about rethinking how stablecoin profits should be distributed. Backed by World Liberty Financial, with custody handled by BitGo, and reserves consisting primarily of U.S. dollars and U.S. government money market funds—all audited monthly—it doesn’t just aim to be “stable.” It aims to be bolder, more open, and more willing to share. USDT spent a decade proving that stablecoins can change the world. USD1 now seeks to prove that the wealth generated from changing the world can also benefit more people. This is the true Robin Hood of the stablecoin world. The Dollar. Upgraded. **Democratize Stablecoin Wealth for All.** A better dollar. A stronger financial network. @ZachWitkoff @zakfolkman