Currently, USD1 on Binance has an annualized yield of about 6.3%. Earning passive income with stablecoins at this rate is definitely the ultimate sleep-money setup. Big funds just lying there and earning—so comfortable. I’m still getting nearly $500 in interest every week. Gate, MEXC, Bybit, and Lorenzo all offer USD1 financial products—super appealing. Thanks to everyone for supporting and sponsoring the interest. Also, UFC, America’s national sport. Prize money paid in USD1—this isn’t some small-scale operation. UFC reaches 210 countries and about 1 billion households worldwide. Slapping a USD1 logo inside the Octagon is like announcing to the world: Digital dollars have entered America’s national pastime. On June 14, UFC Freedom 250 kicked off on the White House South Lawn. World Liberty Financial, backed by the Trump family, brought USD1 to the event—$250,000 for the “Performance of the Night” award, all paid in USD1. Justin Gaethje TKO’d Topuria, and Ciryl Gane finished Pereira—each took home $425,000, with $125,000 of that in USD1. World Liberty’s CEO said it best: “When you win in Washington, the money should hit your pocket immediately—no waiting for banks to open. USD1 makes the dollar faster and more accessible than ever.” USD1’s circulation has surpassed $4.4 billion, making it the sixth-largest stablecoin in the U.S. This UFC night was a pivotal step in taking it from the crypto world into the mainstream spotlight. Champions deserve their rewards. USD1 deserves to be seen.