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Palo Alto-based crypto custody firm BitGo has launched a new stablecoin, USDS, that is set to go live in January 2025.
That approach will reportedly allow as much as 98% of earnings generated from USDS’s reserves to go to its network participants, including liquidity providers and institutional exchanges. Traditionally, stablecoin returns have mostly gone to issuers or a limited group of stakeholders. In addition, third-party accounting firms will audit the reserves every month, a move the company hopes will bolster confidence in the stablecoin’s security.
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