According to official news, in order to optimize the revenue structure and build a more sustainable balanced revenue environment, the JustLend DAO platform will adjust the annualized yield of the supply mining rewards in the USDD market to approximately 4.75% starting from March 26, 2026, at 20:00 (Singapore time), with rewards distributed in the form of USDD. The platform stated that it will closely monitor market changes, dynamically assess the level of returns, and make flexible adjustments to the annualized yield in a timely manner to ensure user rights while promoting the long-term stable development of the ecosystem.
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