To those newbies still misled by Fud: Many people's first reaction to volatility is panic selling, but my first reaction is to analyze the power dynamics behind it. After USD1 returned to $0.9994, those who were predicting a market crash vanished instantly. Why did I dare to shout "Buy! All In!" even when the market was at its worst? Because I've seen the underlying details disclosed at its launch: the protocol generates an equivalent amount of tokens on-chain only when users or institutions deliver USD to a designated regulatory entity; during token burning, the USD is released from reserves. This process is completely transparent and regulated. Binance's previous $2 billion institutional investment was paid in USD1, representing the highest level of recognition from top-tier capital for this asset's payment attributes. In the crypto world, we need to distinguish between "technical risk" and "emotional risk." This de-pegging was purely due to a short-term liquidity imbalance caused by a single piece of news being amplified by the media, rather than a failure of the underlying assets. Instead of worrying every day based on rumors in groups, it's better to talk to AI about the logic or look at the public endorsements of those influential figures. The overall environment is indeed cold, but this kind of stablecoin, backed by high compliance in the US, really doesn't need you to worry about it like you would with Luna. @worldlibertyfi @0xDylan_ @WatcherChase