Ondo US Dollar Yield news today centers on the tokenized Treasury product's switch to real-time pricing, which took effect this week. USDY trades at $1.15, up 0.02% over 24 hours and 8.74% below its all-time high of $1.26.
Real-time pricing goes live
The latest confirmed development is Ondo Finance's move to continuous pricing, announced on Tuesday, November 3. USDY's price now updates in real time on Ethereum, BNB Chain, Mantle, and Tempo, enabling intraday yield. Before the change, the token's price previously updated once a day. Eligible holders outside the US can mint and redeem $USDY instantly, around the clock, at the live price. Because yield accrues continuously, holders now earn yield on weekends, and short holding periods capture yield without losing it to swap pool slippage.
Asset base and holder figures
Ondo's USDY page reported a Value of USDY Outstanding of $2.06B and a Value of Underlying Assets of $2.43B as of November 4, 2026, which implies a collateralization ratio of 156.90%. RWA.xyz data updated November 5 put the total asset value of USDY at $2,381,395,359.68. The same dataset lists 18,177 wallets holding USDY and a yield to maturity of 3.7%. Figures from different providers measure assets differently, so the totals should be compared with care.
Access restrictions
USDY is not open to all investors. Ondo says the product is offered under Regulation S, an exemption that requires it to be sold only to non-US individuals and entities.
ONDO token debate continues
USDY's growth has not translated into gains for the ONDO governance token. In October, USDY surpassed BlackRock's BUIDL in size, yet ONDO fell 9% in a week. Analysts point out that ONDO holders have no claim on USDY's reserves, no ownership stake in Ondo Finance, and no claim on the company's fees. That debate predates the current week and remains unresolved.