Origin Dollar
Origin Dollar (OUSD) is a yield-bearing stablecoin on Ethereum that auto-compounds directly in your wallet.
What is Origin Dollar?
Origin Dollar (OUSD) is a yield-bearing stablecoin on Ethereum that simplifies DeFi by eliminating the need for staking or lock-ups. Hold OUSD in any Ethereum wallet and watch your balance increase every day through auto-compounding yields. Yields are generated onchain through Morpho and distributed directly to holders' wallets. OUSD has been live on Ethereum since 2020, and the codebase has been audited 12+ times and battle-tested for over four years. OGN token stakers earn all protocol fees and voting power, enabling them to shape and profit from OUSD's growth.
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