What is $USDA?
What is $USDA
$USDA is a revenue-backed stablecoin created by ADD+ to represent and distribute real economic value to contributors in its InfoFi ecosystem.
Unlike speculative tokens that rely on inflationary mechanics or token sales, $USDA is directly backed by enterprise revenue generated from the sale of anonymized user insights and behavioral data. It is a transparent, auditable representation of the value created by users—and returned to them.
Why $USDA Exists
The traditional Web2 data economy is fundamentally extractive: platforms collect data from users, monetize it, and retain all profits. Users, despite being the source of this value, receive no share in the outcome.
ADD+ was built to reverse this relationship. By operating as a Web2-native data analytics company with real revenue, ADD+ channels a portion of its income back to the community that makes it possible—through $USDA.
$USDA is the bridge that turns user activity into measurable, bankable income.
How $USDA Is Created
The creation of $USDA follows a revenue-to-reward flow:
1. Revenue Generation (Web2 Layer)
ADD+ collects anonymized data and behavioral insights from user contributions.
This data is sold to enterprise clients (e.g. marketing analytics, consumer research).
Revenue is received in fiat.
2. On-Chain Conversion
A fixed percentage of net revenue is allocated to reward pools.
That amount is tokenized into $USDA at a 1:1 ratio (1 USD revenue → 1 $USDA).
The process is fully transparent, published on-chain per reward cycle.
3. Distribution to ADD+ Users
$USDA is distributed proportionally to users based on the number of points they’ve earned.
Points reflect actual contribution to the dataset—e.g. via task completion, referrals, curation.
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