The biggest fear for stabilization mechanisms isn't "volatility," but rather "misjudgment." The stable asset logic within the JUST ecosystem is essentially a long-term project: using collateral, liquidation, incentives, and governance to address the non-linear changes in the market. You'll find that systems that truly last often focus more on parameter boundaries than short-term expansion: more conservative collateralization ratios, clearer risk isolation, and more comprehensive contingency plans for extreme scenarios. For users, the correct approach to stable asset-related products is "understand before you participate": you need to know when liquidation will be triggered, why interest rates change, what risks collateral correlation brings, and whether you have the ability to quickly adjust your positions in extreme market conditions. Treat it as a computable rule system, not a sure-fire money-making tool, and you'll avoid many pitfalls. As the stabilization layer matures, many applications within the ecosystem will naturally benefit: DEX depth will be more stable, lending rates will be smoother, and payment settlements will be more predictable. The stronger the stabilization layer, the more the ecosystem resembles infrastructure. @JustinSun #TRONEcoStar @WINkLink_Official @SunPump_meme @BitTorrent_Official @DeFi_JUST @TRONDAO