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Happy Friday! Here’s what happened this week at Origin, ICYMI:
🙂 Origin Token (OGN): Total buybacks crossed 90M OGN, representing 13.6% of circulating supply. All bought back OGN is distributed to xOGN; max-locked xOGN currently yields 14.5% APY. Nearly 700M OGN is locked as xOGN to earn rewards. Stake OGN to participate in protocol buybacks.
👀 Origin Dollar (OUSD): OUSD yields are trending higher. OUSD APY over the trailing 7 days is 6.08%, while 30D APY now sits above 5.5%. The majority of USDC collateral is currently earning through Morpho markets on Ethereum, while USDC on Morpho’s HyperEVM instance is currently earning the strongest yield (6.4% - 7% APY).
📰 Token Holder Update: Origin’s April Token Holder Update is live on our blog. Read through the update to learn about developments on Origin’s ARM Vaults, Origin Dollar, and Origin Ether’s migration to compounding validators.
🎙 Community Call: We hosted our monthly Community Call on X this past Monday. Listen in to hear the latest updates at Origin, and hear from Fusion by IPOR on our upcoming Origin vaults that automatically loop positions across Morpho markets to optimize yield.
👻 Morpho Market Incident & Rebase Function Update: Earlier this week, a flash loan attacker captured ~0.15 in OETH yield by exploiting the permissionless rebase() function on our OETH Morpho market. We've updated rebase() to be Guardian-only, fully covered the yield shortfall, and no user principal was ever at risk — full incident report here.
That's all for this week – have a great weekend!
If you missed today’s community call, check out the TLDR for a quick 3 minute read on the latest with Origin Protocol 👇
https://governance.originprotocol.com/t/tldr-of-origin-s-community-call-05-04-2026/222
Yes, the scope of the bill is limited to fiat-backed stablecoins, so OUSD wouldn’t fall under it anyway.
I think over the coming months we’ll see a clearer distinction in how “stablecoins” are defined, since the term is currently used as a catch-all for a very broad range of assets.
That said, the Clarity Act is still likely to drive increased demand and user growth for stablecoins, which should have positive spillover effects across the broader category and that's where OUSD will benefit.
The Clarity Act should be a net positive for the stablecoin category overall and, in my opinion, make it easier for both institutions and retail users to put money into stablecoins.
As more people start holding stablecoins, the next question becomes: how can I earn yield on these in a low-risk way? That’s where OUSD stands out.
There’s definitely a lot of competition in the yield-bearing stablecoin space, but that’s exactly what we’ve been focused on over the past few months, simplifying OUSD’s architecture and improving the yield strategy while keeping the risk profile conservative.
And remember everything ultimately flows back to OGN.
Last week, when ARM was performing very well, that translated into higher fees generated and, in turn more buybacks.
The same applies to OUSD, when TVL grows, fees increase, and the buyback flywheel starts accelerating.
I just tried it via the Binance app and it connected.
Can you try it that way and see if it works for you?
What error do you get when you try to connect? Can you send a screenshot if possible?
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The Binance wallet option is available through the wallet kit we use. If it doesn’t work, try connecting with Trust Wallet or MetaMask if possible.
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Ahfv, your message contains words listed on blacklist.
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GM all, join us for the community call on X.
https://x.com/OriginProtocol/status/2051330241105473840?s=20
No, the statement is misleading on yield. The latest Clarity Act compromise explicitly bans passive yield on stablecoins. you cannot pay interest or yield just for holding them. It prohibits anything "economically or functionally equivalent" to bank deposits. Only activity-based rewards are allowed. OUSD’s automatic rebasing yield for holders directly conflicts with this. The bill is positive for stablecoin adoption overall, but not for yield-bearing models like OUSD. The promo text ignores the core restriction.
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hodl for whom? i really don't know which impact the clarity act will have on our coin
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OMG! 🚨 Breaking News! Trump is the best president
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Happy Friday! Here’s what happened at Origin this week, ICYMI:
👻 OETH Validator Migration: Over half of Origin Ether’s staked ETH collateral has successfully migrated to compounding validators. Origin’s new validator architecture brings better security and higher capital efficiency to OETH – learn about the benefits here.
🦋 OETH/USDC Morpho Market: The OETH/USDC Borrow Booster market on Morpho saw strong growth this week, with a current market size of $9.4M and $1.4M in available liquidity. Borrow rates are subsidized by yield from OETH collateral on the market – currently at negative 1.2% – paying users to borrow.
👀 OUSD x HyperLiquid: Origin Dollar now allocates capital to Morpho Markets on HyperLiquid, bridging yield back to OUSD holders on Ethereum mainnet. USDC collateral is allocated to WHYPE/USDC and kHYPE/USDC markets, currently earning 4.9% - 6.5% APY. View the announcement here.
🙂 Origin Token (OGN): Max locked xOGN is currently earning 14.5% APY, funded entirely from protocol buybacks. Zooming out, OGN accumulation from buybacks has increased ~30x since the buyback program launched less than a year ago. View historical OGN buybacks on our recent post on X.
That’s all for this week – have a great weekend!
I have plans for OGN in Indonesia. I believe it will grow well in Indonesia using my plans.
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Happy Friday! Here’s what happened at Origin this week, ICYMI:
💻 Origin Dapp and Analytics: The Origin Dapp and Analytics Dashboard got a new look this week. The Dapp now shows historical APYs, tracks accrued rewards, and has a dedicated history page to view rebase events.
🦾 eETH ARM: Yields on the eETH ARM increased, averaging 4.3% over the last 7 days. eETH ARM APYs peaked on Wednesday, earning 7.4% APY for depositors. LPs can now leverage loop their position through the eETH ARM Morpho market by borrowing ETH against their deposits at 1.25% APY.
👀 6.5% APY via OUSD Carry trade: Thanks to Borrow Booster, the OETH/USDC Morpho market currently pays users 1.45% APY to borrow USDC. Borrowers can swap USDC to OUSD, earning over 6.5% APY without looping. Stay tuned as additional incentives will be routed to the market, increasing yield on the OUSD carry trade strategy.
👋 Super OETH x Levva: Super OETH depositors on Levva can earn up to 12.7% APY through the Origin WETH Vault on Base. Levva has added 4M LVVA tokens as incentives to the vault, increasing earnings for depositors.
🙂 Origin Token (OGN): 2 million OGN was bought back this week using protocol fees. Total OGN buybacks now sit at 85.4M OGN, representing 12.8% of the circulating supply. Nearly half of OGN’s circulating supply is locked as xOGN to earn rewards – view OGN metrics here.
That’s all for this week – have a great weekend!
Don't put anyone in the dapp The connection is not good
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