StableCoin

An analysis of the world's leading blockchain market makers, including the background and token holdings of institutions such as Wintermute, Jump Crypto, and Amber Group. This covers major cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, and popular project tokens, providing an in-depth look at how they drive liquidity and development in the crypto market.

Tether has introduced USDT0 to tackle the issue of fragmented liquidity for stablecoins across blockchains. With LayerZero’s support, USDT0 ensures smooth cross-chain transfers, reduces transaction costs, and enhances capital efficiency.

In 2024, blockchain technology achieved breakthroughs in various fields. This annual summary focuses on blockchain security, stablecoin payment solutions, AI applications, exchanges, and the BTCFi space.

Circle is developing an open technology platform powered by USDC. Building on the U.S. dollar's strength and widespread adoption, the platform taps into the internet's scale, speed, and low cost to drive network effects and practical applications for financial services.

The total market capitalization of crypto assets has experienced explosive growth over the past decade, surpassing $2 trillion by 2024, rivaling traditional tech giants. The crypto ecosystem has diversified from Bitcoin dominance to a multi-chain, multi-narrative model, with continuous innovations in DeFi, GameFi, and AI applications demonstrating its expanding influence across various sectors. Global crypto users have surged from 2 million in 2014 to 560 million in 2024, with an impressive average annual growth rate of nearly 70%. Despite this rapid expansion, the average adoption rate among internet users is only 10.33%, highlighting significant potential for further growth. While Asia accounts for 58% of the global user base, there remains substantial growth opportunities in other regions.

Currently, the total market value of cryptocurrency stablecoins has surpassed $206 billion. In the face of increasing market demand, global attitudes towards stablecoins are shifting, with more emphasis on their compliance. This article will explore the current development of the stablecoin market, the stance of major countries worldwide on stablecoins, and provide a brief overview of the compliant stablecoin projects at present for user reference.

Money doesn't grow on trees, but DeFi protocols have a way of making it multiply - until reality does the math. French protocol Usual Money sold users a dream: transform your boring USD0 into magical USD0++, a yield-bearing token that was "usually worth one dollar." Not always. Usually.

Japan's stablecoin market has achieved stability, largely due to the establishment of a clear regulatory framework. This growth has also been supported by government initiatives and the ruling Liberal Democratic Party's policies aimed at accelerating the Web3 industry. This report examines Japan's stablecoin regulations and explores the potential impact of a yen-backed stablecoin.

This article explores stablecoins, covering their concepts, types, and investment strategies. It examines the main categories of stablecoins—fiat-collateralized, crypto-collateralized, algorithmic, and commodity-collateralized—and analyzes various investment approaches, from liquidity mining to automated yield optimization and compound rewards. The article also addresses critical risk factors in stablecoin investment, including platform risks, interest rate fluctuations, and liquidity concerns. By offering specific risk prevention strategies and investment optimization techniques, it serves as a comprehensive guide for stablecoin market investors.

This article draws parallels between the evolution of stablecoins and the history of the U.S. banking system, offering an in-depth exploration of their developmental paths and technical frameworks. It analyzes fiat-backed, asset-backed, and strategy-backed stablecoins, highlighting their pivotal role in payment innovation and the financial ecosystem. Stablecoins are reshaping the way payments operate by simplifying value transfer and establishing a parallel market to traditional financial infrastructure.

This article explores the rise of Runes in the Bitcoin ecosystem and its market performance, and analyzes its potential in the fields of cross-chain transactions, decentralized finance (DeFi) and NFT. As the Bitcoin market picks up, the transaction volume and market value of Rune Protocol have increased significantly, becoming an important force in the Bitcoin ecosystem. At the same time, the current challenges faced, such as technical bottlenecks and market confidence fluctuations, and how Rune Protocol can achieve innovation through innovation are discussed. Mechanism improves user experience and liquidity.

As the global digital economy rapidly advances, Africa stands at a crossroads where digital transformation is key to driving economic change and sustainable development. Financial inclusion, which aims to use digital technology to broadly address the issue of access to financial services, presents one of the biggest opportunities within Africa’s digital sector.

This article compiles insights and predictions from major institutions such as a16z and Coinbase on the stablecoin market, alongside an analysis of the article How Stablecoins Will Eat Payments, and What Happens Next. It addresses key questions such as how stablecoins can enhance and transform traditional payment systems, create more practical applications, improve corporate balance sheets and profitability, and drive the mass adoption of stablecoins. Finally, it examines the future trajectory of the stablecoin market from a broader Web2 cross-border payment perspective, offering valuable insights for professionals in stablecoins, Web3 payments, and cross-border payment sectors.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the latest developments in the stablecoin sector, focusing on Anzen Finance and the performance of its token, ANZ. It covers Anzen's background, investment status, market performance, and the overall trends and potential risks in the stablecoin space.

This article explores the evolution and significance of the funding rate in cryptocurrency derivatives markets, with an emphasis on its origins, mechanisms, and the arbitrage strategies it inspires. It highlights the "Golden Age" of funding rate arbitrage in Spring 2021, the subsequent decline due to market corrections, and the rebirth of these opportunities in 2024-2025 with the advent of innovative stablecoins like USDe and USDX.