January 7th could mark a turning point as Usual plans to activate the token fee switch for real value sharing.
Real-world asset stablecoin protocol Usual (USUAL) recently hinted at the activation of its token fee swap.
This announcement comes at a crucial time for USUAL as the protocol’s market performance has recently declined significantly.
USUAL’s current price is $0.91, down 29.86% from the previous week. The current market capitalization is around $447.9 million, with a 24-hour trading volume of around $261.46 million. This represents a significant decline from the token’s all-time high of $1.62, reached on December 20, 2024.
Enabling the fee switch is expected to introduce a new revenue sharing model within the Usual ecosystem, potentially offering token holders a share of the protocol’s transaction fees. This move aims to improve the utility of the token and attract more participants to the platform.
Fee switching has become a big trend in the DeFi space, making passive token ownership a more rewarding experience. They enable the fees collected to be redistributed to key stakeholders such as liquidity providers, stakers and token holders, creating stronger incentives for participation and retention.
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