Le projet de stablecoin Open USD, soutenu par un consortium d'entreprises, est remis en question car plusieurs sociétés citées démentent leur participation officielle, affirmant n'avoir qu'étudié le projet.
A new stablecoin, Open USD (OUSD), backed by major firms like Coinbase and Visa, aims to disrupt the market by sending reserve yield to distribution platforms, challenging Circle's dominant issuer-led model and causing Circle's shares to drop.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire responded to Open USD's launch by emphasizing USDC's established moat, citing its liquidity, regulatory access, and extensive integrations as key differentiators. He challenged Open USD to prove its distribution can translate into regulated transaction flow and repeat usage before USDC's network effect is overcome.
Open Standard's new stablecoin, Open USD, proposes a reserve-sharing model where businesses minting and redeeming at no cost receive reserve earnings. This aims to shift the focus from passive yield to holders towards rewarding companies that drive transaction volume, potentially navigating U.S. regulatory limitations on stablecoin yields.
140 entreprises, dont Visa, Mastercard, BlackRock et Google, lancent Open USD, un nouveau stablecoin en dollars visant à unifier les paiements internationaux et à concurrencer Tether et Circle.
Le lancement d'Open USD (OUSD), un nouveau stablecoin soutenu par un consortium de 140+ entreprises (Stripe, Visa, BlackRock), a provoqué une chute de 15-17% de l'action Circle (CRCL). Cathie Wood et Ark Invest ont profité de cette baisse pour acheter massivement, pariant sur la croissance future des stablecoins.
Open Standard launched Open USD with 140+ backers, challenging Circle and Tether, causing CRCL stock to drop 18%. President Trump's financial disclosure revealed over $1.2B in crypto earnings, raising conflict-of-interest concerns. Meanwhile, crypto majors are slightly down, Citi cut BTC price targets, and Binance faces a UK lawsuit.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire criticized Open USD's proposed business model, questioning its sustainability and competitive advantage against USDC's established network. His comments highlight intensifying competition in the stablecoin market as new entrants like OUSD, backed by major companies, aim to challenge the Circle-Tether duopoly.
Open Standard's new Open USD stablecoin seeks to challenge USDC and USDT by allowing partner businesses to mint/redeem for free and share reserve earnings. This model, backed by over 140 businesses including Visa and Mastercard, aims to incentivize holding and lending, potentially shifting liquidity from established stablecoins despite regulatory 'gray zone' concerns.
Plus de 140 entreprises technologiques et financières lancent Open USD (OUSD), un nouveau stablecoin adossé au dollar. Le projet vise à unifier les paiements internationaux en modifiant la répartition des rendements des réserves, redirigeant les intérêts vers les partenaires plutôt que les émetteurs.
Open Standardは、Visa、Mastercard、Googleなどが参加する企業連合と共に、国境を越えた資金移動のための新しいステーブルコイン「Open USD」を発表しました。2026年後半の提供開始を目指し、無料の発行・償還、準備金の運用益分配、共同ガバナンスを特徴としています。
Over 140 companies, including Coinbase, Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe, have launched Open USD (OUSD), a new stablecoin aiming to create shared digital payment infrastructure. The initiative seeks to address issues like high fees and lack of business input, with governance shared among partners.
