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Stablecoin yield should stay within its native ecosystem. That’s the idea behind USDso’s Yield Allocation Framework. Reserve-generated value is designed to flow back into DeFi on Somnia, supporting the protocols and liquidity helping the ecosystem grow. Here’s how USDso is designed to facilitate that flywheel.
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🪙It’s good when @SomniaEco has its own stablecoin.

the flywheel logic only works if liquidity actually stays

hard to force loyalty

This is how you build a moat, not just a stablecoin recycling yield back into the ecosystem that created it. Smart flywheel.

Liquidity has to stick or the loop breaks

Love the idea of routing USDso yield back to the protocols that actually use it. proper ecosystem alignment

Smart framework. Using TWAL for allocation rewards long-term liquidity providers rather than mercenary capital, while the 10% insurance fund builds real stability. Pure organic flywheel!

Guys don’t buy somi you will face loss like me not because of your fault just because delisting on exchange I lost 5000 usdt due to delisting of this coin and exchange will not help you as well

Keeping yield within the native ecosystem creates a strong flywheel. This could be a solid model for growing DeFi liquidity on Somnia.

Smart Somnia

keeping the yield on somnia just feels right

Instead of letting reserve yield leak off chain like most stablecoins, USDso sends that value back into Somnia DeFi so the protocols and liquidity that support the chain also receive the growth.

I like that the money USDso earns can help grow the apps on @Somnia_Network. Just hope it goes to the ones people actually use.

USDso's yield engine revs Somnia's liquidity

Routing reserve yield back into Somnia DeFi by time weighted liquidity turns USDso into a closed loop that rewards protocols which actually keep liquidity rather than letting value leave the chain that uses it.

Captive yield frameworks only hold when native APY beats external alternatives The moment that spread closes, liquidity bridges out regardless of the design Terra had the same flywheel logic
