If the crypto world in 2021 was a battle of perceptions, then in 2025, we have truly entered the era of capital efficiency. Remember two years ago? Everyone was worried about USDT crashing or USDC not being sufficiently decentralized, as if clutching a bunch of gold bars but unable to move.
Now, look at any top investor’s trading room, and the key indicators on the screen have long since changed. It’s no longer about how much stablecoin you hold, but about real-time hedge ratios and benchmark yields. This shift may seem subtle, but it actually represents the entire market’s transition from passive holding to active management.
The synthetic dollar protocol that will fully ignite the market in 2025 has evolved from niche innovation to mainstream infrastructure. Honestly, traditional USDT is like a hundred-dollar bill locked away in a museum—safe, but dead money. This new protocol is more like an efficiently running generator: it no longer relies on US Treasuries stored in bank vaults, but uses spot and perpetual hedging strategies to directly convert market volatility into stable purchasing power.
Technologically, this marks the beginning of the era of Delta-neutral assets. Simply put, it’s like equipping funds with an automatic balancing device: when the market overheats and funding rates soar, short positions earn interest; when the market cools down, multi-layer collateral modules can stabilize the exchange rate.
This is completely different from the opaque asset proof system of USDT. Everything on the chain is transparent—every source of yield, every collateral can be traced. Transparency is like morning dew, crystal clear.
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GasFeeSobber
· 5h ago
Talking about Delta neutrality and hedge ratios again, I'm a bit tired of hearing it, but on the other hand, USDT does feel a bit rigid.
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TopEscapeArtist
· 8h ago
Wow, starting to promote some new protocol again. Let's first look at the technical aspect.
Wait, can the Delta neutral strategy really work, or is it just another high-level pump and dump?
By the way, we also said the same about USDT in 2021. And isn't it still doing well now?
When the funding rate soared, did you short to earn interest? I remember last time the result was a MACD golden cross that slapped me in the face.
It looks fancy, but in reality, it's just renaming losses as "hedge profits."
It's basically an advanced version of stablecoins, but this time they've really opened the books. The transparency truly hit me right in the heart.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 8h ago
It sounds good, but this delta-neutral strategy still feels a bit shaky to me. Can it really stay stable?
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RugPullProphet
· 8h ago
Sounds nice, but in reality, it's just gambling that the new protocol won't explode.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 8h ago
Honestly, the USDT system really should retire, but can the new protocol hold up?
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Delta neutral sounds impressive, but it's just risk transfer. Don't be fooled by marketing.
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I agree with the funding rate part, but transparency... On-chain transparency ≠ true transparency. It also depends on who maintains that mechanism.
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From dead money to generator, sounds great, but I'm just worried about a grid failure someday.
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Synthetic USD protocols are hot, but is the ecosystem stable enough? Feels like we're still in the testing phase.
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Real-time hedging rate? That's the game of high-frequency traders. Retail investors are still being harvested.
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I disagree with the idea that USDT is dead money; safety funds should be this stable. The new protocol is a different matter.
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It's 2025 and people are still hyping new infrastructure. I've heard this tune before last year.
If the crypto world in 2021 was a battle of perceptions, then in 2025, we have truly entered the era of capital efficiency. Remember two years ago? Everyone was worried about USDT crashing or USDC not being sufficiently decentralized, as if clutching a bunch of gold bars but unable to move.
Now, look at any top investor’s trading room, and the key indicators on the screen have long since changed. It’s no longer about how much stablecoin you hold, but about real-time hedge ratios and benchmark yields. This shift may seem subtle, but it actually represents the entire market’s transition from passive holding to active management.
The synthetic dollar protocol that will fully ignite the market in 2025 has evolved from niche innovation to mainstream infrastructure. Honestly, traditional USDT is like a hundred-dollar bill locked away in a museum—safe, but dead money. This new protocol is more like an efficiently running generator: it no longer relies on US Treasuries stored in bank vaults, but uses spot and perpetual hedging strategies to directly convert market volatility into stable purchasing power.
Technologically, this marks the beginning of the era of Delta-neutral assets. Simply put, it’s like equipping funds with an automatic balancing device: when the market overheats and funding rates soar, short positions earn interest; when the market cools down, multi-layer collateral modules can stabilize the exchange rate.
This is completely different from the opaque asset proof system of USDT. Everything on the chain is transparent—every source of yield, every collateral can be traced. Transparency is like morning dew, crystal clear.