Unity USD

Unity USD (UUSD) is a USD-pegged stablecoin built by Anything Labs and intended to serve as a common unit of value within what the project describes as an AI agent economy — a vision of decentralized, software-driven financial activity. It is designed so that automated AI agents can transact with one another and with users using a stable, programmable currency rather than a volatile one. The project positions UUSD as infrastructure for this emerging category rather than as a general-purpose consumer stablecoin.

UUSD operates across multiple blockchain networks including Ethereum, BNB Chain, and Base, functioning as a synthetic dollar pegged to the US dollar. The data does not specify the exact collateral mechanism or minting and redemption process, so the precise means by which the peg is maintained is not captured in the information stored here. The token lives on these chains and is classified as a synthetic asset, meaning its dollar value is derived through some form of collateral or algorithmic backing rather than by holding fiat directly.

No fee stream is recorded in the data for UUSD, which means this site carries no figures for protocol revenue, fee recipients, or yield generated by the system. The 30-day turnover ratio stands at 1.631273 times market capitalization over the trailing 30 days, and the 24-hour turnover is 2.453 times market capitalization, reflecting trading volume relative to the asset's size, but these figures describe activity rather than revenue. Because there is no fee data, any fee-based measures that this site would normally display are not applicable to UUSD as currently documented.