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What is Origin DeFi (OGN/OUSD/OETH)?

Last verified: May 2026
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🟒 The simple version

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Origin DeFi offers OUSD (a dollar stablecoin whose balance automatically grows from DeFi lending yield) and OETH (an ETH yield token from LST staking), with OGN as the governance token β€” simply holding these tokens earns yield without any additional staking.

Rebasing yield tokens

OUSD: deposit USDC/USDT/DAI β†’ receive OUSD β†’ balance grows daily from Aave/Compound/Curve yield automatically. OETH: deposit stETH/rETH/cbETH/frxETH β†’ receive OETH β†’ balance grows from LST staking yield. No staking, no clicking, no manual claiming β€” yield accrues directly to wallet balance. November 2020 DOCUMENTED: OUSD flash loan exploit (~$7M stolen). Rebuilt security. ~1B OGN governance (covers Origin DeFi + Origin Story NFT marketplace). Is OGN legal in India? Yes. 30% tax, 1% TDS apply.

🟑 A bit more detail

For when you want to go a little deeper.

OUSD vs Lybra vs Ethena

OUSD: multi-source DeFi yield (Aave/Compound/Curve, diversified). Lybra eUSD: pure ETH staking yield (stETH, ~5-8%). Ethena USDe: ETH basis/funding rate (higher ceiling, market-dependent). OUSD's diversified sources provide more stable yield; Lybra's is purest ETH consensus; Ethena's has highest potential.

🟣 The full technical picture

For the technically curious.

Key facts

  • OGN: ~1B governance
  • OUSD: Rebasing dollar stable (DeFi yield)
  • OETH: Rebasing ETH (LST yield)
  • Nov 2020: ~$7M flash loan exploit (rebuilt)