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ARK Invest: Why Is OUSD Unlikely to Replace USDT and USDC?
Author: Lorenzo Valente, Director of Research at ARK Invest Translated by: Jiahuan, ChainCatcher The competitiveness of stablecoins stems from the long-term accumulation of liquidity, user habits, and trust—not something that can be replicated simply by listing a set of partners. Using Binance as an example, this article clearly calculates whether swapping into a new stablecoin is truly cost-effective and explains why the market may have overestimated the disruptive impact of OUSD on USDT and USDC. The launch of OUSD has caused a major stir on Twitter. Many now believe that @circle is already doomed, because a
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Author: Nancy, PANews In the era of compliance, stablecoins are undergoing an identity transformation, reshaping the competitive landscape. USDC is expanding its influence through regulatory compliance and growing institutional demand, while USDT is leveraging its global payment network to seek new growth opportunities—each pursuing a distinct developmental path. Meanwhile, new entrants such as OUSD are entering the market through consortium-based distribution models, challenging the traditional growth logic and profitability frameworks of incumbent stablecoin issuers. The stablecoin landscape may thus face a new round of competitive restructuring. No longer merely crypto-native instruments, stablecoins are evolving into a new class of global assets. July 8