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WETH ARM crosses 100,000 ETH of volume in under three months.
One WETH pool quotes 4 LSTs and redeems them 1:1 via @LidoFinance and @ether_fi.
ARM LPs earn the spread, and performance fees flow to ethereum:0x8207c1ffc5b6804f6024322ccf34f29c3541ae26 buybacks.
Explore the WETH ARM Vault → app.originprotocol.com/#/arm…
ethereum:0x8207c1ffc5b6804f6024322ccf34f29c3541ae26 is how Origin's protocol fees reach its stakers.
Net fees and DAO assets fund OGN buybacks, and every OGN bought back goes to xOGN stakers.
So far in 2026, $1.26M has been spent on buying back 56.2M OGN.
Max-locked xOGN earns 11.2% APY.
app.originprotocol.com/#/ogn…
Origin's September Update is live 📰
The multi-asset WETH ARM passed $220M in cumulative trading volume in its first full month, and cumulative OGN buybacks reached ~114M in September.
Read the September Token Holder Update ↓
🔗 originprotocol.com/blog/sept…
$ETH Yields, $OETH Staking Upgrades, and ARM Growth | $OGN Community Call nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dGYlagzN…
More contracts to inspect means more opportunities to get paid.
We added 55 assets to Origin’s @immunefi scope, with up to $1M available for eligible critical smart-contract reports.
Happy hunting ↓
.@OriginProtocol is offering up to $1 million for finding a bug and they just added 55 new assets
Their median report resolution time is just 7 hours, making them one of the fastest teams to hunt on.
Start hunting: immunefi.com/bug-bounty/orig…
Origin's ARM brings a new yield source to @ethena’s $sUSDe ecosystem through passive arbitrage, while supporting deeper onchain liquidity.
→ Trailing 7-day APY: 11.4%
→ Trailing 30-day APY: 7.75%
Explore the sUSDe ARM:
🔗 app.originprotocol.com/#/arm…
Tune into Origin's Community Call September 9th at 11 am EDT. 🎙️
We'll cover ecosystem updates, ARM and OUSD development, and new partnerships.
Turn notifications on to get reminded:
Origin's August Update is live 📰
The multi-asset WETH ARM opened for deposits, OETH completed its migration to compounding validators, and cumulative OGN buybacks reached 111.3M in August.
Read the August Token Holder Update ↓
🔗 originprotocol.com/blog/augu…
Follow the revenue, risk, and token flows behind Origin.
@Blockworks has put our financials, OGN, yield products, ARM Vaults, risk, and integrations into one public dashboard.
Explore the data ↓
NEW: Now tracking @OriginProtocol, a builder of foundational infrastructure for onchain yield.
Origin's new public dashboard covers their financials, OGN token, rebasing tokens, ARM vaults, risk, and DeFi integrations.
OGN ties protocol fees directly to xOGN holders through token buybacks.
@Blockworks published how Origin’s products generate fees and how that value reaches $xOGN holders in its Token Transparency Framework:
Origin builds self-custodial yield-bearing tokens and vaults that supply redemption liquidity for redeemable assets.
Origin Protocol just published a B-1 Token Transparency Filing with 2 gaps.
$OGN went live in 2020. Here's where OGN stands in 2026.
Covered WETH ARM and sUSDe ARM positions are now live with up to 25K WETH and 50M USDe in cover capacity.
Displayed APYs are net of coverage costs.
Explore Covered Vaults:
🔗 opencover.com/vaults/origin
Coverage protects against smart contract exploits, oracle failure or manipulation, liquidation failure, and governance attacks.
No upfront premium is required: OpenCover streams coverage costs from yield as it is earned.
Origin’s WETH and sUSDe ARM Vaults are now available with embedded cover from @OpenCover, underwritten by @NexusMutual.
The sUSDe ARM is the only covered yield option for $USDe. 🧵
Pectra expanded what Ethereum validators can do.
$OETH now uses EIP-7251 for native validator compounding and EIP-4788 to verify validator balances onchain via Merkle proofs.
Read more on our blog:
🖇️originprotocol.com/blog/oeth…
500+ legacy validators are now just 13 compounding validators holding more than 13,000 ETH.
$OETH's staking architecture has been rebuilt around Ethereum's latest upgrades.
Here's what changed 🧵
Our compounding staking strategy was reviewed by three external firms, with @sigp_io auditing the latest deployment prior to launch.
Explore OETH, now with higher efficiency and hardened security: app.originprotocol.com/#/reb…
Credit to the Ethereum contributors behind the two upgrades:
EIP-7251: @drakefjustin @mikeneuder @lightclients @fradamt @dapplion @mkalinin2 @adiasg and Felix Lange
EIP-4788: @dannyryan @ralexstokes @adietrichs @mhswende and @lightclients
The full deployment runs on MAVAN infrastructure from @BitMNR, with multi-zonal operations, 24/7 monitoring and native support for 0x02 validators.
Origin's contracts define the staking logic, while MAVAN keeps the validators running.
Removing Oracle Dependency
$OETH now verifies validator balances and withdrawal credentials with EIP-4788 Merkle proofs.
The protocol accounts for its backing stake from Ethereum consensus data instead of external oracle reports.
EIP-7251 & EIP-7002
EIP-7251 raised the maximum effective balance to 2,048 ETH and introduced 0x02 compounding credentials.
OETH can add stake in smaller increments. Together with EIP-7002, the design supports partial withdrawals without a full validator exit.