Hyperliquid News Today: Paxos Introduces USDG0: Compliant Cross-Chain Liquidity Without Bridge-Related Risks
- Paxos launches USDG0, an omnichain stablecoin using LayerZero's OFT standard to provide regulated dollar liquidity across Hyperliquid, Plume, and Aptos. - The stablecoin eliminates bridge risks by operating as a single native asset, supporting yield-aligned trading pairs and modular DeFi infrastructure on target chains. - USDG0 aligns with global regulatory frameworks (GENIUS Act, MiCA) while addressing institutional demand for instant, compliant cross-chain transfers through partnerships like Trovata's
Paxos Unveils USDG0 Stablecoin to Broaden Regulated Dollar Access Across Multiple Blockchains
Paxos Labs has rolled out USDG0, an omnichain version of its regulated USDG stablecoin, designed to deliver fully collateralized dollar liquidity on Hyperliquid,
The stablecoin’s integration with Hyperliquid, Plume, and Aptos is customized for each platform. Hyperliquid will utilize USDG0 for yield-focused trading pairs and lending, whereas Plume and Aptos aim to incorporate it into modular DeFi systems and tokenized yield products
The debut comes amid a significant uptick in stablecoin usage.
Paxos’ USDG0 also demonstrates rising institutional interest in cross-chain liquidity. Its capacity for instant, compliant transfers without the need for bridges addresses a major challenge for both developers and businesses. For example,
Some critics point out that fragmented stablecoin markets remain problematic, but USDG0’s unified supply across chains helps streamline the landscape. By
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