OpenUSD (OUSD) announces management fee structure, jointly launched by Stripe, Visa$V , Mastercard, $COIN base, and Shopify
Key points: Open Standard, the OUSD governance organization, will charge a management fee of 0.1 basis points on payment volume, capped at $0.01 per transaction, and distribute reserve yields to partners rather than the issuer, while also offering equity incentives.
What is affected: USDC and Circle$CRCL , and the stablecoin competitive landscape.
Why: Unlike traditional stablecoin issuers, which keep all reserve interest, OUSD passes yields on to ecosystem partners, challenging the business models of USDT and USDC.
Resistance and support levels: Stablecoins have no price volatility.
Future trends: Payment stablecoins are entering a competitive phase focused on yield distribution, putting Circle under dual pressure to transform its Arc network and defend its market share.
Related coin introduction: USDC is issued by Circle and is the second-largest stablecoin. Its latest financial results and competition with OUSD are market focal points.
Key points: Open Standard, the OUSD governance organization, will charge a management fee of 0.1 basis points on payment volume, capped at $0.01 per transaction, and distribute reserve yields to partners rather than the issuer, while also offering equity incentives.
What is affected: USDC and Circle$CRCL , and the stablecoin competitive landscape.
Why: Unlike traditional stablecoin issuers, which keep all reserve interest, OUSD passes yields on to ecosystem partners, challenging the business models of USDT and USDC.
Resistance and support levels: Stablecoins have no price volatility.
Future trends: Payment stablecoins are entering a competitive phase focused on yield distribution, putting Circle under dual pressure to transform its Arc network and defend its market share.
Related coin introduction: USDC is issued by Circle and is the second-largest stablecoin. Its latest financial results and competition with OUSD are market focal points.