Circle shares fall 16% as Open Standard unveils rival stablecoin backed by Visa, Stripe, and Coinbase
The launch of OUSD could disrupt stablecoin economics, pressuring issuers to adapt as major industry players back this new model. The post Circle shares fall 16% as Open Standard unveils rival stablecoin backed by Visa,...
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The launch of OUSD could disrupt stablecoin economics, pressuring issuers to adapt as major industry players back this new model.
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