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# How are USN and sUSN different (better)?

As mentioned in the "How We Stack Up" section [above](/noon-the-basics/how-noon-stacks-up.md), there are several advantages that USN and sUSN have over other stablecoins.

## Superior Returns

<mark style="color:purple;">USN</mark> and <mark style="color:purple;">sUSN</mark> are designed to have superior through cycle returns than any other stablecoin

## Only Delta-Neutral Deployment

The collateral used to mint <mark style="color:purple;">USN</mark> will only be deployed in delta-neutral strategies, giving our users peace of mind and stability

## Maximum Scalability

By expanding our mandate to include the most high-capacity deployment strategies in web3, our users don’t have to worry about diminishing marginal returns at scale

* **Superior Returns.** <mark style="color:purple;">USN</mark> and <mark style="color:purple;">sUSN</mark> are designed to have superior through cycle returns, compared to all other stablecoins.
* **Only Delta-Neutral Deployment.** The collateral used to mint <mark style="color:purple;">USN</mark> will only be deployed in delta-neutral strategies, giving our users peace of mind and stability.
* **Maximum Scalability**. By expanding our mandate over time to include the most high-capacity deployment strategies in web3, our users don’t have to worry about diminishing marginal returns at scale.