USDnr
Live on MainnetFluent's native T-bill-backed stablecoin, built with Nerona on M0 infrastructure.
Participation
How to participate
Every listing answers the same six questions so you can compare apps fairly.
- Who it's for
- Anyone using DeFi on Fluent who wants a yield-bearing dollar instrument as their base asset.
- What you do
- Hold USDnr as your stablecoin on Fluent. T-bill yield from underlying reserves flows back to the protocol.
- Why it matters
- Native stablecoin means lower bridging risk and tighter liquidity for Fluent DeFi. T-bill backing provides real-world yield without depending on lending protocol activity.
- Entry cost
- Acquire via on-chain DEX or bridge. No minimum holding.
- Reward loop
- Hold and use across Fluent DeFi → yield from T-bill reserves accrues to the protocol → ecosystem incentives flow back to active users.
- Time to first value
- Immediate upon acquiring USDnr.
About USDnr
## About USDnr
USDnr is Fluent's native stablecoin, launched on day one of mainnet with $50 million in
committed liquidity. It's built on M0 infrastructure through partner Nerona, with the
underlying reserves held in U.S. Treasury bills.
The T-bill yield generated from those reserves accrues to the protocol rather than to
individual holders directly, which positions USDnr differently from yield-bearing
stablecoins like sDAI or USDe. The thesis is that protocol-level yield funds ecosystem
growth, which in turn drives demand for the stablecoin itself.
For users, USDnr is the default base asset on Fluent DeFi — most lending markets,
yield strategies, and DEX pairs are denominated in it.