The Open Standard initiative plans to distribute the vast majority of equity based on contributions to OUSD growth, with founding partners not receiving any special allocation.

BlockBeats news, September 30: Open Standard CEO Zach Abrams stated that the company will place the stablecoin economic distribution mechanism at the core of the OUSD model. Founding partners will not receive special revenue shares, but will instead adopt the same rules as other partners, earning rewards based on the OUSD supply they drive.

Abrams said that Open Standard plans to distribute the vast majority of the company's equity over the next 4 to 5 years to founding partners and other network partners based on contributions. Partners who meet the minimum threshold can earn equity based on the OUSD supply and transaction activity they drive, in order to encourage partners to promote OUSD circulation rather than merely holding tokens. The company has not yet disclosed the specific participation threshold.

Abrams believes that the growth opportunity for OUSD is not limited to competing for market share from USDT or USDC. Areas such as bank card settlement, foreign exchange trading, and cross-border payments can also leverage stablecoins to achieve faster and more frequent fund flows than traditional banking networks.