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$USDU Catalyst Posts

September 23, 2026

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Coin Sniper @cryptodrugs101 · 2026-09-23T14:28:37+00:00

Been watching @primus_labs ’ live Proof-of-Reserves dashboard this week. Right now it’s showing $50.96M total verified reserves for Unitas (USDu) at a 1.18x backing ratio last checked a few hours ago on 23 Sep. That number isn’t a static audit PDF. It’s continuous: on- chain

Orange app icon featuring a white stylized 'B' or document shape with a network/node graphic in the center.

AI visual analysis: Orange app icon featuring a white stylized 'B' or document shape with a network/node graphic in the center.

Yawer @malickyawer008 · 2026-09-23T13:04:16+00:00

UnitasLabs needed to show its stablecoin USDu was fully backed back in May, not through a quarterly PDF from an auditor, but continuously, whenever anyone asked. Perena had the same requirement a month earlier for USD*, verified onchain through Brevis. Both did this without

An orange-themed infographic explaining a privacy-preserving reserves verification process, with the headline 'Prove reserves continuously — while keeping sensitive financial data private,' and a five-step flowchart: Private Reserve/Custodian, zkTLS-Verified Query, Encrypted Reserve Data, Onchain Proof: 'Reserve ≥ Required Threshold', and Smart Contract Rule Check, with a note to 'FHE: verify the rule without revealing the underlying value.'

AI visual analysis: An orange-themed infographic explaining a privacy-preserving reserves verification process, with the headline 'Prove reserves continuously — while keeping sensitive financial data private,' and a five-step flowchart: Private Reserve/Custodian, zkTLS-Verified Query, Encrypted Reserve Data, Onchain Proof: 'Reserve ≥ Required Threshold', and Smart Contract Rule Check, with a note to 'FHE: verify the rule without revealing the underlying value.'