2026-01-17 15:24:34

JupUSD was designed from the ground up to represent a new standard for stablecoins—one built on security, transparency, and genuine community involvement. What sets it apart in the market?

First, it's a stablecoin that actually shares treasury returns with its users and ecosystem participants. Rather than keeping yield consolidated, the protocol distributes native rewards back to the community. That's a fundamental shift in how stablecoins can operate.

Second, the backing structure is robust: 90% of JupUSD is supported by BlackRock's BUIDL Fund, a serious institutional-grade asset reserve. This combination of decentralized principles with institutional credibility creates something genuinely different—a bridge between traditional finance strength and crypto innovation.

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RamenStacker

· 01-20 13:25

NGL, this setup is a bit crazy, really sharing the profits with the community? Isn't it just another pie-in-the-sky promise...

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RebaseVictim

· 01-20 08:44

Honestly, Blackstone's endorsement + revenue sharing combo is indeed a bit different. Has the profit really been distributed, or is it just another empty promise? Can JUPUSD be confident enough to withstand the next wave of crashes? Wait, 90% is with Blackstone, what about the other 10%? Another project claiming to be decentralized. Community involvement? I don't buy it. Feels like just putting a new label on an old bottle; no matter how many stablecoins there are, they can't come up with new tricks. Is Blackstone's entry really reliable? Not necessarily. I'd rather buy USDC; at least no one is bragging. Why does it have to be a stablecoin? Treasury revenue sharing would be enough.

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RugDocScientist

· 01-19 00:54

90% BlackRock support for this is really solid, but the dividend to the community system... let's observe and see first.

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0xTherapist

· 01-18 15:22

NGL, this is what a stablecoin should look like—distributing profits to users instead of keeping them for itself... Blackstone backing 90% is just too impressive.

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GasOptimizer

· 01-17 15:54

NGL Blackstone endorsement + revenue sharing, this combo really has some substance Treasury returns distributed to the community? Finally, a stablecoin that’s not just about scamming users 90% BUIDL support... Hmm, is this time not an air coin? Wait, how exactly are the returns distributed? Could it be another trick... Blackstone’s involvement means it’s reliable? I still need to look at on-chain data to be sure Is it true that yields can be redistributed? The stablecoins I knew before never taught me this Feels like someone is finally taking stablecoins seriously, doesn’t it? Why does it seem like this JUP is trying to differentiate itself from other stablecoins... Interesting

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BlockchainRetirementHome

· 01-17 15:54

NGL, BlackRock's endorsement is indeed impressive, but the question is, can we really benefit from the returns?

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ChainDoctor

· 01-17 15:53

Nah, this time Blackstone BUIDL Fund support is really different. The 90% backing is quite aggressive, and finally there's a stablecoin daring to share profits with users.

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GasFeeCrier

· 01-17 15:53

90% BUIDL Fund endorsement? Sounds good, but the real highlight is actually distributing dividends to the community...

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NFTRegretful

· 01-17 15:49

Blackstone's 90% endorsement is really bold to boast about; this time, the stablecoin is finally less虚 (meaning "hollow" or "empty" in context).

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