Flux USD (fUSD)
What is Flux USD (fUSD)?
fUSD is the 1:1 USD-pegged stablecoin issued by Flux. It is fully decentralized, overcollateralized, and backed only by XRD and LSULP.
Unlike most competitors, fUSD is designed for resilience:
Only backed by crypto assets—no real-world assets or centralized custody.
Directly redeemable—always convertible in a fast and liquid way.
Why fUSD instead of other stablecoins?
fUSD is backed only by the most decentralized assets: XRD and LSULP.
It is always redeemable for its underlying assets, meaning it can be swapped 1:1 for the collateral backing it (for a small fee).
Flux Reservoirs allow fUSD holders to earn real yield on their deposited fUSD .
ILIS DAO support ensures the smart contracts are protected and governed in a decentralized way, and liquidity providers of fUSD are rewarded using protocol generated interest.
How does fUSD stay pegged?
Flux uses a market-driven approach with user-set interest rates to dynamically maintain the peg.
If fUSD trades above $1
Borrowers reduce rates to minimize redemption risk.
Lower rates make borrowing fUSD less attractive, pushing the price back down.
If fUSD trades below $1
Arbitrageurs redeem fUSD for collateral, reducing supply and increasing price.
Borrowers face higher redemption risk and raise rates, boosting fUSD demand and deposits.
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