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In the past, when people talked about the crypto market, it was mostly about the flow between different tokens. But now, boundaries are being broken down. From gold to stocks, from stablecoins to more real-world assets (RWA), the on-chain space is gradually transforming into a "mapping layer for real assets."
deBridge @deBridge_CN has taken a step forward in this development.
As it now supports access to over 100 RWA assets, what it’s fundamentally doing is not just simple cross-chain transfer, but connecting a more critical element: real-world value—how to efficiently bring it on-chain an

This is the true value of sTRX + USDD
Many people hold TRX, so we should put it to work. Let’s break it down.
When you stake TRX to get sTRX, you're essentially giving your assets to the network to operate (block production, governance, etc.), and what you get back are interest payments. The current annualized yield is about 5.71%. As long as TRON is active, the returns will persist.
Then, with sTRX, you can further collateralize it to mint USDD, and deposit the USDD into JustLend to earn interest. The current annualized rate is 4.68%.
So, the entire structure becomes:
1 / First layer: Staking

You can always trust USDD.
With stablecoins, what matters is two things: peace of mind.
USDD is on-chain, on-chain it stays. What's yours is yours.
On TRON, using USDD, your private keys are in your hands, so this money belongs only to you. There are no unnecessary restrictions, and you don't have to worry about rules suddenly changing one day.
This kind of thing might not seem like much normally, but once you've used assets that come with restrictions and freezes, you'll understand the difference.
And there's another thing—USDD isn't sustained purely by subsidies. It has actual revenue mechan