USDD

USDD is a decentralized stablecoin issued on the TRON blockchain and designed to maintain a value of one US dollar, making it useful for anyone who wants to move or store value in digital form without exposure to the price swings common in other cryptocurrencies. It is managed by the TRON DAO Reserve, an organization that oversees the mechanisms intended to keep the coin's price anchored to the dollar. The coin targets users and applications across the TRON, Ethereum, and BNB Chain ecosystems who need a stable unit of account or medium of exchange.

USDD is classified as both an algorithmic and a crypto-backed stablecoin, meaning its peg is maintained through a combination of collateral held by the TRON DAO Reserve and programmatic mechanisms rather than by direct backing with fiat currency held in a bank. The coin exists natively on TRON and is also represented on Ethereum and BNB Chain, allowing it to move across those networks. No block time or consensus algorithm is recorded in the data for the token itself, as it relies on the underlying infrastructure of whichever chain it is deployed on.

The data stored for USDD does not include a fee stream, revenue figures, or any record of protocol-level fees collected, distributed, or retained. This means that fee-based measures such as price-to-fees or revenue yield ratios that appear elsewhere on this site are not applicable here and cannot be calculated from the available information. The circulating supply stands at 1,766,133,642 USDD as of the point-in-time snapshot, and the stablecoin supply figure recorded separately is 1,777,427,752.58, reflecting a 30-day supply change of approximately 10.15 percent.