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BitGo presents USDS stablecoin together with a reward-driven ecosystem

BitGo challenges big players like Tether and Circle by revealing USDS, a stablecoin sponsored by Goldman Sachs with a distinctive incentive plan that distributes up to 98% of revenues to users.

With the release of its new USDS stablecoin, well-known digital asset custodian Goldman Sachs-backed BitGo is joining the bitcoin scene. Set to launch in January 2025, USDS is US dollar-based and supported by cash, overnight repos, and short-term Treasury bills, therefore presenting itself as a fierce rival to other stablecoins such Tether (USDT) and Circle’s USDC.

A steady coin motivated by rewards

USDS distinguishes itself from rivals with its creative incentive structure. Up to 98% of BitGo’s revenues are distributed to network members—including institutions, exchanges, and liquidity providers—who help the ecosystem. USDS guarantees equitable remuneration for individuals who maintain the network, unlike conventional stablecoins whereby issuers or exchanges retain most of the interest from reserves.

Reward Structures and Eligibility

Users of the rewards program have to register with BitGo and confirm their USDS holding. Based on each participant’s network participation, we will determine the incentives and monthly distribute the pay-back. After subtracting BitGo’s administrative charge, we will ascertain the profits; each participant’s portion will vary depending on their USDS balance.

Minting and burning without payment

BitGo wants to make minting and burning USDS as simple as feasible. Users permitted to join the network will be free to mint or burn USDS using USD, USDT, or USDC without pay-back. BitGo wants to draw a varied spectrum of players and encourage broad acceptance of USDS by paying for these expenses.

A New Age of Stablecoins

By providing a more equitable, inclusive paradigm, USDS stands for BitGo’s goal to change the stablecoin scene. The platform’s design creates an ecosystem that actively benefits users for their engagement, therefore encouraging a wider acceptance of stablecoins for regular financial transactions. While USDS is ready to question the supremacy of current stablecoins like Tether and USDC, BitGo stresses its market neutrality and aims to expand the ecosystem free from direct rivalry with other issuers.

With this new stablecoin release, a major step toward enabling a wide spectrum of consumers to find digital assets more accessible and profitable is taken.

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