TrueUSD

24h change: +0.05%. From $0.9976 to $0.9982.

• Archblock LLC, operator for TrueUSD reserves, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on February 6, 2026, with debts exceeding $100 million. The filing stems from alleged fraud and failed deals involving related entities TrustToken and TrueCoin. This development may affect oversight of TUSD's backing assets.
• S&P Global Ratings assessed TrueUSD's ability to maintain its USD peg at 5 out of 10, the lowest score, citing issuer Techteryx's Asia focus and transparency risks. This evaluation comes amid historical reserve concerns for the stablecoin. It highlights challenges in proving consistent backing.
• Binance will delist TrueUSD as collateral for its VIP Loan service starting March 30, 2026. This adjustment limits certain borrowing options using TUSD on the exchange. It occurs as platforms refine stablecoin support amid regulatory and risk considerations.

24h change: +0.01%. From $0.9978 to $0.9979.

• Binance announced the removal of TrueUSD as eligible collateral for VIP Loans, effective March 30, 2026. The platform is also delisting low-volume trading pairs involving TUSD on April 2. These changes may limit TUSD utility on one of the largest exchanges.
• A Dubai court ordered a worldwide freeze on $456 million in assets allegedly diverted from TrueUSD reserves. The case involves Techteryx, TUSD operator, and a Dubai firm accused of misappropriation during 2021-2022. Justin Sun previously bailed out the shortfall to protect holders.

24h change: +0.03%. From $0.9974 to $0.9978.

• Archblock, TrustToken, and TrueCoin, key entities associated with TrueUSD, have filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection citing alleged fraud and failed business deals. This development follows prior reserve issues, including a Dubai court-ordered freeze on $456 million in assets. The bankruptcy raises questions about TUSD's future operations and backing transparency.
• Binance announced the removal of TUSD as an accepted collateral asset for its VIP Loan service, effective March 30, 2026. This action occurs alongside challenges facing TUSD's issuers. It could affect TUSD's utility and liquidity on one of the largest exchanges.

24h change: -0.03%. From $0.9979 to $0.9976.

• Binance announced the removal of TrueUSD (TUSD) from eligible collateral assets for VIP loans, effective March 30, 2026. The decision follows periodic risk assessments to ensure platform stability and compliance. This limits TUSD usage in Binance lending products.
• Ripple's RLUSD stablecoin market capitalization has surpassed $515 million, overtaking TrueUSD. This development underscores rising competition among USD-pegged stablecoins. TUSD's position reflects broader shifts in stablecoin adoption and trust.
• S&P Global Ratings gave TrueUSD its lowest score due to concerns over reserve management and redemption ability. The rating highlights risks in stablecoin backing and operations. It impacts perceptions of TUSD's stability.

24h change: -0.02%. From $0.9974 to $0.9972.

• Binance announced it will remove TrueUSD as an eligible collateral asset for VIP Loans effective March 30, 2026. Users must repay or adjust loans backed by TUSD before the deadline to avoid liquidation. This reflects broader scrutiny on stablecoin reserves.
• A Dubai court froze $456 million in assets tied to TrueUSD reserves amid disputes over their handling after Justin Sun's bailout of issuer Techteryx. The reserves faced liquidity issues leaving them illiquid. This impacts perceptions of TUSD backing transparency.
• S&P Global Ratings gave TrueUSD its lowest score due to doubts on maintaining the peg and reserve management. The rating highlights risks from the stablecoin's structure and past incidents. It underscores challenges for issuer stability.