What is OpenUSD (OUSD)? Visa, BlackRock, Coinbase, and 140+ Firms Fuel Buzz Around New Stablecoin
Backed by over 140 companies, Open USD promises zero-fee minting, collaborative governance, and reserve yield sharing ahead of its launch.
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Read full articleBacked by over 140 companies, Open USD promises zero-fee minting, collaborative governance, and reserve yield sharing ahead of its launch.
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