Open Standard Unveils Open USD, a Bank- and Tech-Backed Stablecoin Governed by Its Users
A consortium of more than 140 financial and technology companies introduced Open USD on Tuesday, a dollar stablecoin whose reserve earnings and governance are designed to flow to the businesses that adopt it rather than...
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