Open USD, a consortium-backed stablecoin supported by over 140 companies including BlackRock, Coinbase, and Visa, plans to launch in late 2026 and poses a significant threat to Circle's USDC. Unlike USDC, Open USD will share the income generated from its reserves with its partners, potentially squeezing Circle's margins and altering the stablecoin distribution economics. Despite this, USDC's established liquidity and broad integrations across exchanges and payment systems remain strong competitive advantages. Investors should watch how Circle responds and whether Open USD can convert its high-profile backing into widespread adoption.
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