Ripple has joined the OpenUSD (OUSD) consortium as a launch integration partner, placing itself inside a stablecoin initiative backed by more than 140 companies across payments, banking, fintech, and crypto.
However, according to crypto analyst WrathofKahneman, there’s a catch: OpenUSD will be launching on Solana, Stellar, Base, and Polygon, but not on the XRP Ledger, which has left traders asking what Ripple will actually get out of the deal and whether XRP could benefit at all.
Ripple Joins OpenUSD as Questions Swirl Around XRP
In a July 1 thread on X, WrathofKahneman described OpenUSD as a consortium-backed dollar stablecoin designed to solve pain points for businesses by enabling free minting and redemption and removing volume limits. It will also distribute reserve earnings to partners after deducting management fees.
According to Open Standard, the independent entity that will govern the token, OpenUSD, will go live later this year, with Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Coinbase, B
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