USP token's zero safety scores on spots like TokenSniffer or Etherscan, it's because USP is a security token, like a digital stock for U.S. real estate worth $52M total. Right now, it only trades in one private spot (Republic.com), and it's locked to just accredited investors, basically, rich folks or pros who prove they have over $1M in assets or high income to satisfy SEC rules. That's why there's zero trading buzz or volume so far, and why the blockchain only shows about 23 big "whale" wallets (think custodians holding for those qualified buyers). No everyday trading yet; it's all hush-hush and exclusive. But yeah, that's flipping on Nov 1 when Gaia's beta marketplace launches, it'll open up USP for easier buying and selling by way more people (starting at $50 shares), mixing it with fresh deals like that $106M building project. Basically, it goes from locked club to open door. Makes sense now?
Why do I have to explain what this idiot brings up?
Bullish