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Binance contracts will automatically settle the PTBUSDT and MITOUSDT U-based perpetual contracts on October 23, 2026, at 17:00, and subsequently delist the trading pairs mentioned above. Users must stop submitting new non-reducing orders before October 21 at 17:30 and are advised to close their positions on their own before trading stops to avoid automatic settlement.

According to The Defiant, the OUSD lending vault under Sentora holds $42.5 million in assets on the Tempo network. This vault is built on the Morpho protocol, allowing users to borrow against cbBTC as collateral.Despite the considerable size of the vault, the report points out that the vast majority of its assets are currently idle and have not been deployed into actual lending operations. This means that the vault's capital utilization rate is low and its lending functionality has not been fully realized.

On October 16, SBI Holdings and Startale Group announced their participation in Open Standard to explore the interoperability of the dollar-pegged stablecoin OUSD and the yen-denominated trust-based stablecoin JPYSC. The article states that Open Standard will launch in June 2026, and the alliance already includes over 140 global companies, including Visa, Stripe, Mastercard, BlackRock, and Coinbase, with OUSD already publicly launched on-chain. The announcement clarified that this only involves exploring a pilot project and does not represent the launch of new commercial services or the initiation of production environment settlements or trading activities.Yoshitaka Kitao, Representative Director, Chairman, President, and CEO of SBI Holdings, stated that cross-border transactions will become more common, and seamless conversion between yen and dollar stablecoins is crucial. Joining Open Standard and exploring related proof of concepts is an important step. He also mentioned that the SBI Group has been the first in Japan to offer dollar stablecoins USDC and RLUSD. Startale Group CEO Sota Watanabe stated that joining Open Standard reflects both parties' belief that the future of finance is on-chain, borderless, and interoperable, and that the pilot interoperability of JPYSC and OUSD is of significant importance.JPYSC is issued by SBI Shinsei Trust Bank and is positioned as an on-chain yen settlement infrastructure compliant with Japan's Payment Services Act and trust law framework. In July 2026, SBI Global Asset Management, DigiFT, and Startale announced a proof of concept for tokenized securities settlement and distribution payments, considering the future use of JPYSC. Open Standard claims it was established in 2026, with founding partners including Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe, and Visa, and over 200 institutions have signed up to add OUSD to the platform.

According to official news, Gate's stock section has launched the JIOUSDT (Jio Platforms) perpetual contract for pre-market trading, using USDT for settlement, supporting 1---10 times long and short mechanisms, allowing users to flexibly choose leverage multiples when placing orders. As of now, Gate's stock section has cumulatively supported trading of 476 stock perpetual contracts.Jio Platforms, as the digital services flagship subsidiary of Reliance Industries in India, conducts business relying on India's largest mobile operator Reliance Jio, covering areas such as 5G networks, cloud computing, e-commerce, and digital media, successfully creating the largest digital ecosystem in India. Jio Platforms has not yet officially gone public, and this contract aims to provide a market-based valuation and price discovery channel prior to its listing.

According to CoinDesk, Open Standard CEO Zach Abrams stated that the company is not an alliance where decisions are made collectively by hundreds of participants. The daily operations of the company are managed by the management team, and a smaller group of founding partners holds ownership and governance functions, while other partners are rewarded based on their contributions to driving the supply and trading activity of OUSD.Coinbase, Mastercard, Shopify, Stripe, and Visa have invested to become the first five founding partners, each receiving an equal proportion of initial equity. The five companies have also committed to investing over $1 billion in the coming months to establish liquidity for OUSD. The specific investment amounts and shareholding ratios of each company have not yet been disclosed.These five companies are currently the only investors in Open Standard. Abrams expects the number of founding partners to increase to about 10 to 12 in the future and plans to establish a board composed of founding partners. Meanwhile, the number of partners planning to integrate with OUSD has increased from over 140 in June of this year to over 200, with the latest additions including SBI Holdings, UBS, and the fintech company Jeeves.

Open Standard announces the official launch of the dollar stablecoin OUSD, allowing enterprises and developers to use OUSD to build internet-native financial services and products such as banking, cross-border payments, settlement, and institutional trading.OUSD currently offers 4 integration paths, with related APIs and tools covering services such as settlement, payment orchestration, trading, foreign exchange, wallets, and bank cards. All channels support free minting and burning of OUSD at a 1:1 dollar exchange rate. Enterprises can currently access it through the Mastercard, Stripe, and Visa Stablecoin Platform, with Coinbase integration set to open on October 1.OUSD will natively support Base, Ethereum, Solana, and Tempo, and will first launch on centralized and decentralized trading platforms such as Coinbase, Kraken, and Uniswap. OUSD is issued by Bridge, a subsidiary of Stripe, with reserve assets held at BlackRock, Lead Bank, and Bank of New York Mellon, with reserve proofs to be published monthly. Open Standard currently has over 200 financial institutions, fintech companies, banks, and global corporate partners.

According to the official announcement, the Binance Futures platform will launch the GPROUSDT USDT-denominated perpetual contract on September 3 at 21:45, with a maximum leverage of up to 20 times.

Upbit's parent company Dunamu has signed a strategic partnership with Visa, and the two parties will collaborate on stablecoins and AI-based financial services. At the same time, the two companies are also exploring the integration of Open Standard's OUSD into future business models.This collaboration was announced just two days after Visa reached a partnership with South Korea's Shinhan Bank, also focusing on stablecoins and AI-related fields. Dunamu, as the operator of South Korea's major digital asset trading platform Upbit, aims to promote the application of stablecoins and the layout of intelligent financial products by partnering with the global payment giant.

The Binance contract platform will launch the KOUSDT perpetual contract on August 6 at 17:00, and the RDDTUSDT perpetual contract at 17:05, with a maximum leverage of 20 times. Trading will be available 24/7.

The Binance contract will automatically settle the AERGOUSDT U-based perpetual contract on July 24, 2026, at 14:30. After the settlement is completed, this trading pair will be delisted.Users will be unable to submit new non-reduction orders on July 24, 2026, at 14:00. It is recommended that users close their positions on their own before trading stops to avoid automatic liquidation of positions.

According to Fortune, global payment giant Visa is accelerating its layout of stablecoin infrastructure by launching the Visa Stablecoin Platform, which helps banks and fintech companies integrate stablecoin payment capabilities into existing payment and fund management systems.It is reported that the platform aims to provide stablecoin service support for approximately 15,000 financial institutions and over 200 million merchants globally, allowing businesses to use USD stablecoins for settlement, fund circulation, and financial management within traditional payment networks.Visa currently processes about $150 trillion in payment transactions annually and has handled stablecoin settlement business worth billions of dollars. The company hopes to further expand the application of stablecoins through the new platform. The Visa Stablecoin Platform will initially support the new stablecoin OUSD launched by the Open Standard Alliance, while continuing to be compatible with existing stablecoins supported by Visa, including USDC issued by Circle and USDG issued by Paxos.Visa believes that stablecoins are becoming an important component of future financial infrastructure, with advantages including: instant settlement, transactions that do not rely on traditional bank clearing cycles; low-cost transfers, reducing payment costs based on blockchain networks; and transparency and traceability, with on-chain transaction records providing higher verifiability. Visa has been continuously laying out its strategy in the stablecoin field. In 2020, Visa became the first global payment network to support USDC settlements; in 2025, the company launched a stablecoin settlement program to further promote stablecoins into the mainstream payment system.Meanwhile, Visa's competitors are also accelerating their entry into the stablecoin market. Mastercard recently launched a stablecoin settlement solution and collaborated with companies such as MoonPay and Paxos; American Express is also participating in the ecosystem development related to Open Standard. As traditional payment giants increasingly adopt stablecoins, stablecoins are gradually transforming from payment tools in the crypto industry to an important component of global financial infrastructure.

Cathie Wood posted on the X platform stating that, in ARK Invest's view, stablecoins are monetary networks that, through trust, collateral utility, and integration, will have their network effects compounded over time.The network effects of USDT and USDC have always been strong. LorenzoARK explained the reasons why OUSD is unlikely to replace them.

According to The Block, Samsung Electronics, Dunamu (the parent company of Upbit), and several other South Korean companies have been listed as members of the Open Standard's OUSD stablecoin alliance, but many companies stated that they have not formally agreed to participate.A relevant person from Samsung Electronics told South Korean media that they have not received a formal inquiry and do not know what role they will play. Shinhan Financial Group, Dunamu, and Kbank stated that they only replied "we will look into this matter," and then their names were listed. Other companies claimed they simply responded casually with "we will consider it if things go smoothly," only to find themselves listed, feeling confused.Open Standard announced this week the formation of an alliance consisting of over 140 institutions, including Visa, Mastercard, and BlackRock, with plans to launch the OUSD stablecoin within the year.

According to Bloomberg, dozens of financial institutions, including Visa, Stripe, Mastercard, BlackRock, and Coinbase, plan to jointly launch a new stablecoin called OUSD, which will adopt a business model of shared revenue among partners.

SuperEx will launch the MSFTUSDT and AVGOUSDT U-based perpetual contract trading pairs on April 20, 2026, at 14:00 (UTC). The above contract trading pairs support full position, isolated position, and split position modes. Users can trade through the web or the app.