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Instead, users simply earn real rewards for everyday actions, like running their appliances or charging an EV during off-peak hours. Is this the beginning of mainstream crypto utility? Is this where Web3 finally connects with real-world infrastructure? Time will tell, but Fuse

美 SEC 向 Fuse Crypto Limited 发布不采取行动信函 美国证券交易委员会（SEC）向 Fuse Crypto Limited 发出不采取行动函，批准该公司就 FUSE 代币相关事宜获得豁免。该代币旨在奖励参与电力可持续性计划的用户。 此前消息，去中心化网络基础设施层 DoubleZero 发推表示，美 SEC 已向 DoubleZero 2Z

In light of a recent periodic review, Bitget is delisting a total of 7 trading pairs on 24 October 2025, 10:00 (UTC). Details are as follows: NEIROETH/USDT; SPON/USDT; DGC/USDT; REX/USDT; OMG/USDT; SWGT/USDT; FUSE/Usdt

In crypto, most stablecoins shout for attention—big branding, aggressive market campaigns, and promises of being “the next big thing.” $GHO doesn’t play that game. It moves quietly, built on Aave’s rock-solid reputation, but its design choices are quietly rewriting what a stablecoin can be. The core idea is deceptively simple: take the stability of the dollar, add the transparency of on-chain collateral, and fuse it with the efficiency of a lending protocol. But $GHO’s real innovation is hidden in the user experience—it lets you borrow without losing your yield. In other words, your capital can work in two places at once. This makes $GHO more than just a payment tool—it’s a capital amplifier. A trader can lock up Ethereum, mint $GHO, and still earn yield on that Ethereum. A DAO treasury can hold staked assets, borrow $GHO for operations, and never interrupt its staking rewards. It’s like having your cake, eating it, and watching it bake more cakes. The governance model is equally forward-thinking. Rather than relying on a central issuer, the Aave DAO collectively shapes $GHO’s policies. That means interest rates, risk limits, and collateral requirements can evolve as quickly as the market does, giving it the flexibility that centralized stablecoins lack. If DeFi 1.0 was about building the rails, $GHO might be the fuel for DeFi 2.0—a stable, yield-friendly currency that isn’t just another dollar copy, but a smarter form of money that adapts to the decentralized world. ---$GHO