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More than 140 companies are lining up behind Open USD, a forthcoming dollar stablecoin that would hand reserve earnings to its partners and let businesses mint and redeem for free. The post Coinbase, Visa, Stripe…
Jun 30, 2026 • Editorial Desk
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