We are excited to announce that Usual's feeds for USD0 and USD0++ are now live on 75 blockchains, thanks to our strategic partnership with Pyth Network. This integration marks a pivotal milestone for Usual, as it significantly enhances our reach and opens the door to rapid expansion across multiple blockchain ecosystems.
What This Means for Usual’s Growth
With the integration of Usual’s feeds on Pyth Network, we now have the ability to provide real-time data for USD0 and USD0++ across 75 blockchains. This is a game-changer for Usual’s growth strategy for several reasons:
Accelerated Integrations: By utilizing Pyth’s established network, we can expedite our work with present and future partners, seamlessly integrating Usual’s stablecoins into new ecosystems.
Third-Party Access: These feeds are now available for third-party developers, giving them access to the most up-to-date and reliable data for USD0 and USD0++. This means other projects can easily integrate Usual into their own protocols, increasing the likelihood of organic adoption and expanding Usual's presence in the DeFi and CeFi landscapes.
Exponential Growth Potential: With feeds accessible across a vast number of blockchains, Usual is positioned for exponential growth. Third-party developers and protocols now have the opportunity to incorporate USD0 and USD0++ directly into their ecosystems, leading to faster adoption and liquidity expansion in diverse markets.
Aligning with Usual’s Cross-Chain Strategy
This partnership with Pyth Network aligns perfectly with Usual’s cross-chain ambitions, especially as we recently announced our collaboration with LayerZero. By integrating LayerZero’s interoperability capabilities, Usual is poised to become a truly cross-chain stablecoin solution, and the Pyth partnership lays the essential groundwork for this expansion. The availability of USD0 and USD0++ feeds across 75 blockchains enhances our ability to tap into different DeFi and CeFi ecosystems, providing liquidity and utility across multiple networks.
The Impact of Usual’s Cross-Chain Growth
By expanding our feed coverage, we are not just securing Usual’s position as a leading stablecoin; we are building the foundations for Usual to become the next top stablecoin in both DeFi and CeFi. Here’s how this expansion plays a role in that mission:
Greater Composability: Usual’s stablecoins are now easier to integrate into protocols on any of the 75 supported blockchains. This means that developers have the flexibility to build around USD0 and USD0++, enhancing their composability and making them core building blocks in new DeFi projects.
Rapid Cross-Chain Liquidity: The availability of live feeds on so many blockchains allows Usual to quickly deploy and manage liquidity pools, lending markets, and other financial instruments across various ecosystems, increasing USD0 and USD0++ utility.
Market Visibility: Pyth Network’s robust infrastructure provides real-time price feeds and collateralization data for USD0 and USD0++, fostering trust and transparency—key elements that will drive Usual’s adoption and popularity.
Usual: Becoming the Leading Stablecoin in DeFi and CeFi
This is just the beginning of Usual’s mission to become a top stablecoin protocol across decentralized and centralized finance. The partnership with Pyth Network not only enhances our technology stack but also establishes Usual as a scalable, interoperable, and trusted stablecoin that is ready to grow across multiple chains.
As we continue to build strategic partnerships and integrate with other protocols, we are committed to ensuring that Usual remains at the forefront of stablecoin innovation. With USD0 and USD0++ feeds now available on 75 blockchains, we are ready to take Usual to the next level and beyond.
Stay Tuned for More
This integration with Pyth Network is one of many developments we have in store for the Usual ecosystem. As we push forward with our cross-chain strategy, you can expect even more exciting partnerships, features, and updates aimed at solidifying Usual’s position as the stablecoin of choice in the DeFi and CeFi spaces.
Get ready for Usual’s next chapter—together, we’re building the future of decentralized finance!
