Yoooo fam) I previously told you that
@verona_dev announced verUSD. Today I want to focus on one point: it was built for AI agents, not ordinary people.
A regular stablecoin is held by a person. They buy, transfer, withdraw. verUSD is designed for a different flow. An agent needs to pay another agent for a verified fact, subscription, computation, or execution, and do it without a wallet in their pocket and without a manual OK for every step.
So it’s not a regular stablecoin that you need to hold. Verona has already been processing USDC payments on its infrastructure for several years. verUSD becomes the native unit of this layer: the dollar in which agents pay for data and settle transactions between themselves. From day one, it is available on Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, Optimism, Arbitrum, Celo, and Solana.
And by the way, this stablecoin has over $100M in institutional launch commitments from Animoca Ventures, Figment Capital, Sfermion, Pentos, Arkstream, and others. And separately, over $60M in already signed revenue is expected to flow through verUSD as payments.
So in my opinion, everything looks really cool, and I’m glad that Verona is moving in the right direction, so I wish them nothing but success with this.
Official announcement:
markets.businessinsider.com/…
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