$CUSD is live
CA - 0xbc0007263bf3640d8110245911544d1e84e0c7f5
cUSD is a First stablecoin designed to be backed by real stocks. Creator fees generated by the $CUSD token are used to purchase stocks, creating a stock-backed reserve behind the stablecoin.
What makes cUSD different is its yield mechanism: holders can earn 8% APY while holding a stablecoin backed by productive stock assets.
Creator fees → Stocks → Stock-backed cUSD → 8% APY
First of all, nice question.
What happens we get Ethereum on Robinhood chain from fees, and that directly goes into buying tokenized stocks and then the profit accumulated from those stocks converted into USDG. And fund the treasury of CUSD from where you can mint CUSD.
@cUSDorg your website contradicts you
first you say fees come from trading your token and the web says “earned on tokenised stocks”?
and how do you mean fees earned from trading tokenised stocks on robinhood chain? do you mean your token and if not please elaborate
@0xAlphaNinja So the main thing is it isn't possible because our positions can be down, but not in loss, because the money we are using to trade in is the creator fees that are generated from the trading activity of our token.
Wallet connection works fine on PC right now. For mobile wallet connection may not work right now, but we will make sure it will be fixed soon. Still, you can use your PC to mint cUSD.
Stablecoins were never meant to just sit at $1.
For years, the model has been simple: hold a dollar-pegged asset, use it for payments or trading, and receive nothing for holding it. We believe that model is outdated. If capital is sitting onchain, it should have the ability to work. That is the core idea behind cUSD - a stablecoin built around a productive, stock-backed treasury designed to generate yield rather than simply hold idle reserves.
With cUSD, creator fees flow into the treasury and are used to build exposure to tokenized stocks and other productive assets. The returns generated by those assets are what power the cUSD yield mechanism. The goal is to create a direct connection between the activity around $cUSD, the assets held by the treasury, and the yield available to the ecosystem. USDG → cUSD is designed to make accessing that system simple.
We’re still extremely early, but the ambition is much bigger than launching another stablecoin. Our goal is to replace the traditional stablecoin model entirely. A future where people don’t ask, “Why am I holding a stablecoin that gives me nothing?” - they simply hold cUSD because their stable value can also be productive.
https://t.co/1H9MEympkz
We are using creator fees for buying back and burning. Still, we want to say we are here for the long term. We know price isn't making people interested.
But if we keep building, people will be interested for sure.
Just added $500 to the cUSD treasury.
That means the treasury now has $500 worth of yield-generating backing that can contribute toward future distributions.
And this is only the beginning.
A stablecoin shouldn’t just sit at $1.
If you’re holding capital, it should be doing something for you not sitting idle while you get nothing in return. That’s the idea behind cUSD: turning stablecoin liquidity into something productive through a stock-backed treasury and yield-generating assets.
We believe we’ve already started changing the way people think about stablecoins. A day will come when holding cUSD is the default and traditional stablecoins become the old way of holding dollars onchain.
Why do we believe cUSD can become one of the strongest stablecoins? Because traditional stablecoins can give you a stable $1, but they don’t make that dollar productive for you. cUSD is built around a different model: the stablecoin is backed by a treasury that is designed to generate returns from stocks.
The mechanism starts with $cUSD creator fees. Those fees flow into the treasury, where they are used to acquire tokenized stocks such as Nvidia, Tesla, and other equities. The treasury then participates in the upside generated by those assets, creating the source of the yield distributed through the cUSD ecosystem.
And when people ask, “What is the utility of $cUSD?” - this is it. The token’s activity helps build the treasury, the treasury holds productive assets, and those assets generate the returns that power the yield. We’re still early, but the goal is simple: make a stablecoin that doesn’t just stay at $1 - make the capital behind it work.
What if your stablecoin could be backed by stocks that actually generate yield?
That’s the idea behind cUSD. Tokenized stocks generate yield, and the profits are used to fund the treasury through USDG, creating a productive backing mechanism for the stablecoin. Rather than relying on idle reserves, cUSD connects stablecoin liquidity directly to yield-generating tokenized equities.
USDG → cUSD is designed to be simple and seamless. cUSD is built around a new model where stock-generated yield flows back into the ecosystem, making it the first stablecoin built around this stock-backed yield mechanism.
The first stablecoin designed to be backed by stocks, with creator fees from $cUSD flowing into stock purchases.
Stocks back the ecosystem.
The ecosystem generates yield.
And holders can earn 8% APY.
$CUSD is live
CA - 0xbc0007263bf3640d8110245911544d1e84e0c7f5
cUSD is a First stablecoin designed to be backed by real stocks. Creator fees generated by the $CUSD token are used to purchase stocks, creating a stock-backed reserve behind the stablecoin.
What makes cUSD different is its yield mechanism: holders can earn 8% APY while holding a stablecoin backed by productive stock assets.
Creator fees → Stocks → Stock-backed cUSD → 8% APY