Streamflow USD+
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About Streamflow USD+
Streamflow's USD+ inverts the usual stablecoin bargain: most dollar tokens keep the interest their reserves earn, but this token hands it back. Built on Solana and issued through M0's stablecoin platform, USD+ holds short-dated US Treasury bills behind each token and streams the resulting yield straight into holders' wallets as fresh tokens every day, an approach that recently ran near 3.6 percent a year. Streamflow is careful about what it is not: the company says it holds no stablecoin issuer license and is not a bank, and it warns that USD+ is neither a deposit nor insured. Redemption is open rather than gated to institutions, so an ordinary holder can convert back to dollars at par subject to the usual verification. Reserves sit with licensed custodians and are independently checked. It targets crypto treasuries and DeFi users looking to earn on idle cash without lockups.
- Peg
- US dollar
- Backing
- Short-term US Treasuries
- Yield
- Paid daily to holders
Reserves & rights
- Peg
- USD
- Mechanism
- Fiat
- Networks
- 1
- Issuer
- Streamflow Finance
- Holder gets
- Redeemable 1:1 for fiat with the issuer by any retail holder (reserve-backed).
- Regulatory framework
- none - issued on the M0 stablecoin platform; Streamflow Finance states it is not a crypto-asset service provider and holds no stablecoin issuer license. USD+ is not a bank deposit and is not insured.
- Yield
- native
Networks & contracts
| Network | Contract |
|---|---|
| Solana | usdsfJ…dUia |