Open Standard’s dollar stablecoin OUSD has reached a total cross-chain circulating supply of about 789.6 million tokens, according to a BlockBeats update published on Oct. 9. Tempo is the largest network for OUSD, holding roughly 511.4 million tokens, or 64.8% of the total supply. Ethereum ranks next with about 123.5 million, followed by Base at 85.1 million and Solana at 69.63 million. Their respective shares stand at 15.6%, 10.8%, and 8.8%.
The update also said cumulative transfer volume for OUSD on the Tempo chain has reached $1.34 billion. Reserve assets were reported at about $791.6 million, putting reserve coverage at 100.25%. The figures outline both the token’s current distribution across supported networks and the level of reserves backing the stablecoin at the time of publication.
Open Standard’s dollar stablecoin OUSD has a total cross-chain circulating supply of about 789.6 million tokens, according to BlockBeats on Oct. 9.
Supply distribution across networks
Tempo holds about 511.4 million OUSD, accounting for 64.8% of the total. Ethereum has about 123.5 million, or 15.6%. Base carries about 85.1 million, representing 10.8%, while Solana has about 69.63 million, or 8.8%.
Transfers and reserves
Cumulative transfer volume for OUSD on the Tempo chain has reached $1.34 billion. Reserve assets stand at about $791.6 million, with a reserve coverage ratio of 100.25%.
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