Visa, Stripe, Coinbase and more join Open USD stablecoin that shares reserve revenue
Expected to launch later this year, Open Standard said businesses will be able to mint and redeem Open USD without fees or volume limits.
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Expected to launch later this year, Open Standard said businesses will be able to mint and redeem Open USD without fees or volume limits.
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