USDD

USDD is a decentralized stablecoin issued on the TRON blockchain and managed by the TRON DAO Reserve, with the stated goal of keeping its value as close to one US dollar as possible at all times. It is designed for anyone who wants to transact, save, or move value in a digital form without the price swings typical of other cryptocurrencies. The asset addresses the volatility problem that makes many cryptocurrencies impractical for everyday payments or as a stable store of value.

USDD lives across multiple blockchains, including TRON, Ethereum, and BNB Chain, with the TRON ecosystem being its primary home. It is categorized as both an algorithmic and crypto-backed stablecoin, meaning its peg to the dollar is maintained through a combination of reserve assets held by the TRON DAO Reserve and algorithmic mechanisms, rather than by holding an equivalent amount of fiat currency in a bank. The circulating supply recorded at this point in time is 1,507,429,961.35 tokens, and approximately 99.85 percent of the issued supply is already in circulation, leaving a dilution overhang of roughly 0.16 percent.

The data stored for USDD does not include a fee stream, meaning there are no protocol-level revenue figures, fee recipients, or retained earnings recorded here. For a stablecoin of this type, the economic model typically centers on maintaining the peg rather than generating fees, so the absence of fee data is consistent with the asset's design. This means that fee-based measures commonly shown on this site are not applicable to USDD and should not be expected to appear.