Currently, the actual yield of $DUSD is 2.52% APY. The question is whether this sustainability during the overall market consolidation period can truly support the long-term appeal of StandX's dual-yield innovation. While funding fees have generally been compressed across the board, the total trading volume of Perps DEXs remains high, but giants still account for over 60% of the market share, leaving smaller DEXs facing fierce competition. DUSD's own 2.52% APY is a significant drop from the 3-11% at the beginning of the year, but its price PEG is very stable, with a market capitalization of approximately $100 million and 24-hour trading volume exceeding $200. Even with the decline in APY, it remains a genuine non-inflationary incentive, fully automatic, with no lock-up periods and no additional operations. During market volatility, the margin in traditional Perps is essentially dead capital, while DUSD can at least generate positive returns plus open position returns, which inherently improves capital efficiency. In the long run, as the market recovers to high volatility and funding fees rise, the APY will naturally rebound.