Quick take on why @usualmoney could become huge if the team executes well. Usual is a company based in Paris that is building the first truly community-owned stablecoin issuer. Its goal is simple: flip the traditional stablecoin model where issuers keep billions in yield for themselves. Instead, 100% of the revenue generated from USD0’s Treasury-backed collateral flows back to users and $USUAL holders through staking rewards, revenue distributions, and buybacks. Usual also offers transparent, on-chain RWA collateral, bankruptcy-remote design, and multi-chain composability. In a possible $2T stablecoin market within 5 years, even a conservative 1 to 2% share could mean $20–40B USD0 and what? $1.5–2B annual protocol revenue? This could easily translate to a multi billion dollar valuation for its token. Just saying, there is some pretty interesting potential here, and I'm very happy to see such an interesting project being located in France. There aren't enough great projects around here imho.