LUSD price

LUSD is a token on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20 standard). Its CoinMarketCap listing has no description, no website and no code repository, so little can be said with confidence about what the project does. The name alone does not make it a stablecoin, so check the contract address rather than the ticker. It should not be confused with the similarly named LUSD stablecoin from the Liquity protocol, which lives on Ethereum.

The available data does not say what role the token plays, whether fees, governance, collateral or payments. As a BNB Smart Chain token, its security and transaction costs depend on that network, and it can be held and transferred in compatible wallets. CoinMarketCap lists it from 20 May 2025, which is the date it entered the catalog and not necessarily the date the project launched.

Supply: total and maximum supply are equal at 10 trillion tokens, so issuance is capped. Roughly 30.8 million LUSD are in circulation, a tiny share of the maximum, about 0.0003%. For a holder this means the vast majority of tokens are not circulating. It is worth finding out where they sit, on what terms, and on what schedule they could reach the market.

What to watch and the risks. With no public description, website or code, it is hard to verify what the project offers or who is responsible for it. Check the contract on BscScan, the distribution of holders and the liquidity on exchanges. Unlocks and heavy concentration in a few addresses are possible. This is reference information, not investment advice.