HTX Ventures Analyzes Open USD Stablecoin Governance Model
HTX Ventures released a report detailing the Open USD stablecoin framework, which shifts reserve yields from issuers to a participant-governance network of over 140 partners.
HTX Ventures published a research report analyzing the Open USD (OUSD) stablecoin framework, which was first unveiled on June 30, 2026. The analysis describes a fundamental shift in stablecoin economics, moving from closed, issuer-controlled structures toward a participant-governance system.
Under the Open Standard framework, enterprises can mint and redeem OUSD without fees or volume limits. Instead of the issuer retaining all profits, reserve yields are redistributed to board members and partners who promote the asset. More than 140 entities have already joined the partner roster, including BlackRock, Coinbase, Mastercard, and Visa.
OUSD is scheduled for launch later in 2026. HTX Ventures argues that the long-term success of the model depends on revenue-sharing mechanisms that balance capital resources with compliance investments and actual payment volume. The report suggests this approach could move the industry away from single-company control toward regulated, tiered networks.