Distribution is the most expensive part of DeFi. Before a product earns anything, someone has to pay for integrations, LP deals and every fee layer in between. aUSD is built so that cost doesn't sit between the borrower and the lender. It's minted when someone borrows against collateral on Arrow, so the protocol that issues the dollar is also the one making the loan. Demand comes from credit, and borrow interest goes straight to the protocol. Composability does the rest. aUSD doesn't need an integration deal to be everywhere. It needs to be useful where the collateral lives: tokenized stocks today, then other real-world assets and crypto-native tokens as Robinhood Chain grows. More collateral creates more borrowing. More borrowing creates more aUSD. 🏹