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USDO is collateralized by tokenized U.S. Treasury Bills and money market funds (such as OpenEden’s TBILL), from which USDO’s yield is generated. The reserves serve as the foundation for maintaining a minimum 100% collateralization ratio, meaning every USDO token in circulation is fully backed by equivalent assets
Total TVL
30.9M
Max APY
3.14%
Pools
4
Chains
4
Pools (7)
| Pool | Chain | 7D APY | 30D APY | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
CUSDO (openeden-usdo) |  Solana | $5.76M | 3.25% | — | — |
USDO (openeden-usdo) |  BSC | $0.20M | 3.25% | — | — |
USDO (openeden-usdo) |  Base | $0.05M | 3.25% | — | — |
USDO (OpenEden) |  Ethereum | $29.67M | 3.14% | 3.14% | 3.15% |
CUSDO (openeden-usdo) | Solana | $0.93M | 3.09% | — | 3.10% |
USDO (openeden-usdo) | Base | $0.05M | 3.09% | — | 3.10% |
USDO (openeden-usdo) | BSC | $0.25M | 3.09% | — | 3.10% |
FAQ
- What is the highest stablecoin yield on Openeden right now?
- As of the latest data, the highest supply APY on Openeden is 3.14% (CUSDO (openeden-usdo)). Barker tracks 4 Openeden stablecoin pools with $30.90M combined TVL.
- Which chains does Openeden offer stablecoin yield on?
- Openeden stablecoin pools tracked by Barker span 4 chains, including Ethereum, Solana, BSC, Base.
- How fresh is this data?
- Barker tracks Openeden continuously — figures on this page refresh within minutes. Machine-readable data is available via the free public API (barker.money/llms.txt).