World Liberty Financial is a DeFi project supported by the Donald Trump family. Its mission is to "make cryptocurrencies and America great by promoting the mass adoption of stablecoins and decentralized finance". World Liberty Financial will first be launched as a market for cryptocurrency lending using Aave infrastructure, and will launch its governance token WLFI and stablecoin USD1. Unlike other governance tokens such as UNI and MKR, WLFI does not provide economic rights.

StandX is a perpetual DEX that enables users to trade with yield-earning margins. DUSD is StandX's first product - a yield-bearing stablecoin.

Usual is a fiat-backed stablecoin protocol that plans to launch USD0, a permissionless and fully compliant stablecoin backed 1:1 by real-world assets (RWAs), and USUAL, a governance token that allows the community to guide the future evolution of the network. Usual addresses current stablecoin market issues by redistributing profits to the community, rewarding token holders with real yields generated by the RWAs.

Ethena is building derivative infrastructure to enable Ethereum to transform into the Global Internet Bond via delta-neutral positions on stETH, to create the first crypto-native, yield bearing stablecoin: USDE.

Aave is a decentralized finance protocol for borrowing and lending, where users can participate as depositors or borrowers. Depositors provide liquidity to the market to earn a passive income, while borrowers are able to borrow in an overcollateralized (perpetually) or undercollateralized (one-block liquidity) fashion. AAVE is used as the center of gravity of Aave Protocol governance, allowing users to vote and decide on the outcome of Aave Improvement Proposals (AIPs). Additionally, AAVE can be staked within the protocol's Safety Module to provide security/insurance to the protocol and depositors. Stakers earn staking rewards and fees from the protocol.

Saturn Labs is a stablecoin yield protocol that aims to build a 10% + yield stablecoin powered by MicroStrategy's STRC, a transparent and institutionally trusted Bitcoin credit instrument.

River is building a chain-abstracted stablecoin system, connecting assets, liquidity, and returns across multiple blockchains. Through its core stablecoin, satUSD, users can achieve returns, leverage, and scale across diverse ecosystems. River's key feature is its pioneering omni-CDP module, allowing users to collateralize assets on chain A and mint satUSD on chain B—all without requiring cross-chain asset bridging.

Olympus aims to create a decentralized, censorship-resistant reserve currency for the emerging Web3 ecosystem. The project centers around its OHM token, which is a non-pegged stablecoin that hopes to eventually be viewed as a crypto-native fiat alternative. It does this through various mechanisms: using its treasury to increase and decrease the supply of OHM, LP bonds, and a DAO-controlled variable.

Resolv is a delta-neutral stablecoin protocol revolves around tokenizing a market-neutral portfolio. The architecture is based on an economically viable and fiat-independent yield source. This allows to distribute competitive returns to liquidity providers of the protocol.

Avalon Labs is a BTCFi protocol aims to increase the use of Bitcoin within its platform by allowing users to unlock the value of their holdings by using them as collateral to obtain USDa. Avalon Labs also offers financial products such as Bitcoin-backed loans, interest-bearing savings accounts, and a credit card.

Sky is a decentralized financial system whose native currencies USDS and SKY are upgraded versions of DAI and MKR. Other products include Sky Savings Rate, Sky Token Rewards and Staking Engine, and SkyLink connects the Ethereum mainnet and Layer 2 network.

STBL is a decentralized, non-custodial platform built to redefine stablecoin utility by combining yield, transparency, and real-world asset (RWA) backing. At its core, STBL is a mechanism to mint stablecoins — namely USST and USI — with unique advantages that stand out in the DeFi ecosystem: yield without staking, no lockups, and RWA-powered growth.

USDD is a decentralized stablecoin issued by TRON DAO Reserve. It maintains a 1:1 peg to the US dollar through over-collateralization with crypto assets like BTC, USDT, USDC, and TRX. The project uses smart contracts for issuance and redemption, enabling transactions and staking.

The Reserve Protocol is a decentralized stablecoin platform that aggregates tokenized assets to create a fully decentralized stable cryptocurrency (RTokens). The ultimate goal of the Reserve Protocol is to provide an alternative to fiat currency. In January 2024, Reserve announced the establishment of two new companies, ABcLabs and Confusion Capital, with the former focusing on the development and promotion of the Reserve Protocol and the latter focusing on the development of the ecosystem.

Yala connects Bitcoin liquidity with a meta yield stablecoin. Designed as both a potent asset and a liquidity enhancer, the stablecoin, yU, operates across various ecosystems, increasing efficiency without the need for bridges or relocating the underlying Bitcoin. Yala empowers Bitcoin holders and ecosystem participants with expanded utility, all while maintaining the security of Bitcoin’s infrastructure.

CAP is a stablecoin engine to break users free from the cycle of endogenous models. CAP’s stablecoin engine will produce redeemable stablecoins of various denominations, such as USD, BTC, and ETH. Their goal will be to democratize access to what was previously only available to a few sophisticated and already-wealthy actors. This includes the deepest wells of yield, such as arbitrage, MEV, and RWAs.

Solomon is a stablecoin protocol on Solana, designed to offer a composable, non-rebasing dollar that generates yield for holders. Solomon features two tokens: USDv, the core stablecoin pegged to $1 via arbitrage, and sUSDv, a staked version of USDv that accrues yield, with an exchange rate that increasingly favors sUSDv over time.

Hylo is a decentralized stablecoin system consisting of two symbiotic tokens: hyUSD, stablecoin backed by Solana liquid staking tokens (LSTs); xSOL, a tokenized asset enabling long term leveraged exposure to SOL.

USD.ai develops a yield-bearing synthetic flatcoin backed by compute resources, AI hardware, and network nodes. It finances decentralized infrastructure assets like GPUs and cell towers to address liquidity gaps. The platform uses $USDAI token for transactions, offering yield through asset-backed stability.

M0 is money middleware for the digital age. Based on a decentralized architecture and best-in-class collateral design, M0 allows institutions to issue cryptodollars. It also allows for M distributions to earners and governance token (ZERO) holders. There are three main types of actors in the protocol - Minters, Validators, and Earners - all of which are permissioned via governance. Protocol variables are also managed by governance and are stored in a Registrar configuration contract.

Lista DAO is a decentralized stablecoin lending protocol powered by LSDfi. Users can undergo staking and liquid staking on Lista, as well as borrow lisUSD against a variety of decentralized collateral. Lista aims to position lisUSD as the number one stablecoin in the crypto space, leveraging on innovative liquid staking solutions.

Flat Money is a stablecoin protocol that 100% capital efficient, amplified purchasing power, backed by staked $rETH. users can deposit $rETH into the Flat Money Market to mint $UNIT, a yield-bearing flatcoin that earns trading fees, funding rate fees, and liquidation fees from the Perpetual Futures Market.

Abracadabra is a cross-chain stablecoin lending protocol that allows users to provide collateral in the form of various interest-bearing crypto assets, such as yvYFI, yvUSDC, xSUSHI, and more. With Abracadabra, users can use the interest-bearing tokens they get from staking in vaults as collateral to mint Magic Internet Money (MIM), Abracadabra's USD-pegged stablecoin, and use it for other purposes.

Frax Finance is a stablecoin protocol issues innovative, decentralized stablecoins and contains subprotocols to support them. The Frax Protocol currently issues 3 stablecoins: FRAX, FPI, and frxETH. FRAX v3 is a dollar-pegged stablecoin that uses AMO smart contracts and permissionless, non-custodial subprotocols as stability mechanisms. The two internal subprotocols used as stability mechanisms are Fraxlend, a decentralized lending market and Fraxswap, an automated market maker (AMM) with special features. The external subprotocol used as a stability mechanism is Curve.

KRWQ is an onchain Korean Won stablecoin project targeting 1 KRW value, offering transparent reserves, instant settlement.

Standard Money is an algorithmic stablecoin developer whose product is USDsd, an algorithmic stablecoin built on the BNB Chain.

Stables Labs is a next-generation stablecoin infrastructure provider focused on creating a decentralized and bankless ecosystem for stablecoin issuance. USDX(usdx.money) is a synthetic USD stablecoin built for the crypto ecosystem.

Level is a stablecoin protocol powered by restaked dollar tokens like USDT and USDC. Level USD (lvlUSD) is a liquid restaked dollar: a yield-bearing, cross-chain dollar token that's backed 1:1 by restaked stablecoins.

Mountain Protocol allows Primary users (users with an approved Mountain Protocol account) to purchase and redeem USDM at a pegged value of $1. It allows users to gather digital asset wallet addresses and wire details to fund their accounts. All funds in the platform are auto-converted to USDM once settled. The USDM balance can be withdrawn via direct transfer to an allowed EOA in USDM or USDC or to a bank in USD.

Thala is an over-collateralized, yield-bearing stablecoin protocol backed by a basket of on-chain assets. Its diverse collateral base of liquid staked derivatives, liquidity pool tokens, deposit receipt tokens, and RWAs ensures its decentralized, censorship-resistant nature without compromising capital efficiency.