PANews, citing a report from The Defiant, said that Stripe Global Payouts has allowed eligible U.S. businesses to send USDC and OUSD to external crypto wallets in more than 160 markets, with the service in public preview.
PANews, citing CoinDesk, reports that OpenUSD (OUSD) governance organization Open Standard plans to charge management fees based on payment volume and distribute reserve returns to partners, while also setting equity pool participation thresholds.
A reposted PANews Channel article states that the Stripe-led stablecoin OUSD launched 3 and its weekly circulating supply reached 825000000 USD, but the top addresses hold 82%, and there are about 2200 independent token-holding addresses. The article consequently questions its fund circulation and genuine demand.
October 9,OUSD Total circulating supply across all chains is approximately 789600000 tokens,Tempo chain accounts for 64.8%; reserve assets are approximately 791600000 USD, with a reserve coverage ratio of 100.25%。
According to BlockBeats,OUSD the aggregate circulating supply across all chains is approximately 666300000 tokens, of which approximately 472800000 tokens are on the Tempo chain, accounting for approximately 71%. The report also states that its reserve coverage ratio is 100%。
Open Standard USD stablecoin OUSD launched 2 hours after launch, total cross-chain supply was approximately 477300000 tokens, with a reserve asset coverage ratio of 100%. Of this amount,Tempo network circulating supply was approximately 434200000 tokens.
Open Standard announced that its USD stablecoin OUSD officially launched, supporting deployment on Base, Ethereum, Solana, and Tempo, and integration through multiple payment platforms. Coinbase is expected to October 1 follow suit.
Open Standard said that Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe, and Visa will invest as its first founding partners and support OUSD launch liquidity exceeding 1 billion US dollars; Zach Abrams will serve as full-time CEO.