PANews reported on November 18th that Justin Sun announced that the USDJ liquidation will be carried out according to the principle of 100% 1:1 guaranteed redemption for users before the snapshot. USDJ, a decentralized stablecoin on the Tron network, is an older version of the SAI project. The official liquidation process took over a year, and more than 95% of the USDJ was redeemed at a price higher than 1. Currently, only about $200,000 worth of USDJ remains on the market, and this portion will also be permanently redeemed at a 1:1 ratio to ensure the safety of user assets. Justin Sun stated that USDJ will serve as a decentralized TRX exchange contract, and the bottom line during the liquidation is to ensure that all users do not suffer losses. The system closed at 10 PM Beijing time on November 17th, and the final value of USDJ was 1.55 TRX. Future fluctuations will be driven by the price of TRX, but will be unrelated to the actual liquidation value for users. He explained that the reason for the liquidation was due to the technological upgrade of centralized stablecoins; USDJ's code was outdated, and the team planned to focus on the development of USDD, hence the decision to liquidate USDJ. Users need not worry about asset security or loss of value; the liquidation plan ensures the rights of all users. Previously, JUST DAO issued an announcement regarding the market adjustment and orderly exit of USDJ .PANews reported on November 18th that Justin Sun announced that the USDJ liquidation will be carried out according to the principle of 100% 1:1 guaranteed redemption for users before the snapshot. USDJ, a decentralized stablecoin on the Tron network, is an older version of the SAI project. The official liquidation process took over a year, and more than 95% of the USDJ was redeemed at a price higher than 1. Currently, only about $200,000 worth of USDJ remains on the market, and this portion will also be permanently redeemed at a 1:1 ratio to ensure the safety of user assets. Justin Sun stated that USDJ will serve as a decentralized TRX exchange contract, and the bottom line during the liquidation is to ensure that all users do not suffer losses. The system closed at 10 PM Beijing time on November 17th, and the final value of USDJ was 1.55 TRX. Future fluctuations will be driven by the price of TRX, but will be unrelated to the actual liquidation value for users. He explained that the reason for the liquidation was due to the technological upgrade of centralized stablecoins; USDJ's code was outdated, and the team planned to focus on the development of USDD, hence the decision to liquidate USDJ. Users need not worry about asset security or loss of value; the liquidation plan ensures the rights of all users. Previously, JUST DAO issued an announcement regarding the market adjustment and orderly exit of USDJ .
Justin Sun: Over 95% of the USDJ supply has been bought back at a premium, leaving only about $200,000 worth of USDJ on the market.
PANews reported on November 18th that Justin Sun announced that the USDJ liquidation will be carried out according to the principle of 100% 1:1 guaranteed redemption for users before the snapshot. USDJ, a decentralized stablecoin on the Tron network, is an older version of the SAI project. The official liquidation process took over a year, and more than 95% of the USDJ was redeemed at a price higher than 1. Currently, only about $200,000 worth of USDJ remains on the market, and this portion will also be permanently redeemed at a 1:1 ratio to ensure the safety of user assets.
Justin Sun stated that USDJ will serve as a decentralized TRX exchange contract, and the bottom line during the liquidation is to ensure that all users do not suffer losses. The system closed at 10 PM Beijing time on November 17th, and the final value of USDJ was 1.55 TRX. Future fluctuations will be driven by the price of TRX, but will be unrelated to the actual liquidation value for users.
He explained that the reason for the liquidation was due to the technological upgrade of centralized stablecoins; USDJ's code was outdated, and the team planned to focus on the development of USDD, hence the decision to liquidate USDJ. Users need not worry about asset security or loss of value; the liquidation plan ensures the rights of all users.
Previously, JUST DAO issued an announcement regarding the market adjustment and orderly exit of USDJ .
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