The recent movements of USD1 have been a bit intense. Binance's main WLFI airdrop has been continuously renewed until it never stops, and Gate, Bybit, MEXC have also been added to the current wealth management platform. There are also Dolomite loans, Lorenzo Vault, and TownSquare on the Monad chain, all of which have been infused with profits like capillaries, providing stable support even when financial returns are scarce. 1. Spread stablecoins all over the exchange The essence of stablecoins is liquidity infrastructure. Users will not actively switch to an unused stablecoin unless there is a strong enough reason. The reason for USD1 is very direct: hold it and airdrop it to WLFI, with an annualized rate ranging from 6% to 20%. The exchange provides traffic entry, WLFI provides subsidy budget, and USD1 obtains position. Let it exist in the user's account first. Once it exists, there will be subsequent transactions, transfers, and ecological use. 2. DeFi ecosystem occupies a significant position Just storing is not enough, USD1 still needs to flow in the on chain scenario. Lorenzo Vault offers 11% APY on the Binance Web3 wallet, Dolomite offers 10% on the lending market, and TownSquare stacks points and profits on the Monad chain. All of them are depositing USD1's assets in DeFi protocol, which is a step to meet the real needs of assets, including borrowing, pledging, and income aggregation, from holding to deepening into the ecosystem. When these two steps are taken together, the USD1 strategy is a textbook level stablecoin cold start, CEX addresses distribution and trust, and DeFi addresses usage scenarios and retention. USD1 has been using the window period subsidized by the WLFI token to seize the market, and continues to use token incentives to subsidize holding costs. Although it does not need to share profits with Coinbase like USDC, the WLFI price has been under pressure. Selling USD1 and continuously compounding interest is enough.