Neutrality & Non-Affiliation Notice:
The term “USD1” on this website is used only in its generic and descriptive sense—namely, any digital token stably redeemable 1 : 1 for U.S. dollars. This site is independent and not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any current or future issuer of a “USD1”-branded stablecoin.

Welcome to USD1stablecoins.com

Your central knowledge base for all U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoins—collectively called “USD1” on this site. Whether you hold USDT, USDC, DAI, PYUSD, USDe, or the next generation of payment-grade stablecoins, USD1stablecoins.com brings you neutral, plain-English explanations, transparency on sources, and a growing ecosystem of specialized “spoke” sites that dive deep into every corner of the stable-dollar universe.

1. What Exactly Counts as “USD1”?

In its most basic form, a USD1 stablecoin is any digital token whose issuer commits to redeem each unit for exactly one U.S. dollar (or claims to maintain assets of equivalent value). We cover all models—fully reserved custodial coins such as USDT and USDC, algorithmic-hybrid designs like DAI, and newcomer payment coins such as PayPal USD (PYUSD) or Ethena’s USDe.

▸ Primary use-cases: fast settlement rails, on-chain FX hedging, DeFi collateral, cross-border payroll, and programmable commerce.
▸ Collateral mixes: cash & T-bills, on-chain treasuries, crypto-asset over-collateralization, delta-neutral derivatives, and more.
▸ Regulatory lenses: U.S. emanating federal bills (e.g., Clarity for Payment Stablecoins Act), MiCA in the EU, and jurisdiction-specific e-money regimes.

2. Hub & Spoke: Our Information Architecture

Think of USD1stablecoins.com as the index fund of stable-dollar knowledge: a single, neutral entry point that orients you, then links outward to more granular “spoke” sites—one for each topic.

The Central hub (this site): Overarching definitions, comparisons, risk frameworks, editorial standards, and a directory of all spokes.
The Spokes: • usdt.usd1 • usdc.usd1 • dai.usd1 • pyusd.usd1 • (1,500+ total domains reserved). Each spoke delivers a deep-dive: audits, smart-contract repos, legal entitlements, historical charts, and community commentary—without burying you in unrelated noise.

This modular approach keeps pages lightweight, avoids namespace conflicts, and offers contributors a clear sandbox for expertise.

3. Our Editorial Principles

Neutrality First 🕊️ — We neither promote nor denigrate any particular stablecoin. Facts > narratives.
Source Transparency 📜 — Every claim is foot-noted to primary disclosures, on-chain data, or reputable research. Hover-to-verify and click-through citations mean no black-box opinions.
Plain-English Policy 🗣️ — We strip the jargon. If an accountant, developer, and policy-maker can’t all grok a paragraph, we rewrite it.
Open Corrections 🤝 — Spot an error? File an issue or pull-request; we’ll credit your fix.
No Pay-to-Play 🚫 — Listings are merit-based. We accept zero compensation from token issuers.

4. Stable-Dollar Market Snapshot (May 8, 2025)

• Total cap of USD-pegged coins has surpassed $240 billion, with daily volumes > $100 billion. • USDT and USDC still command >85 % of supply, yet newer entrants like PYUSD and USDe are growing quickly, and specialized on-chain U.S. Treasury wrappers (e.g., sDAI, Ondo OUSG) blur the line between stablecoins and tokenized money-market funds.

Regulatory momentum is accelerating worldwide; analysts at Deloitte dub 2025 “the year of payment stablecoins,” anticipating broad retail adoption through fintech front-ends and L2 settlement rails.

5. Directory / Roll-Out Timeline

Below is an alpha-stage list. Expect weekly additions as we activate each domain.

USD1stablecoins.com — You are here.
Check back here for the new sites we build out on our network.

Want to help? We welcome pull-requests and subject-matter volunteers, especially for smart-contract reviews, legal analysis, and cross-chain liquidity mapping.

6. Legal & Risk Disclaimers

No Investment, Legal, or Tax Advice. Content is for general educational purposes only. Digital assets entail risk, including the potential loss of principal and exposure to counter-party or smart-contract failure. Always conduct your own due diligence and consult independent advisers.

Trademark & Domain Policy. “USD1” is used here solely as a generic descriptive term under 15 U.S.C. §1125(c)(3)(A)(iii). We will swiftly comply with any valid rights-holder requests for any additional disclaimers to avoid any and all confusion.