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The article discusses the current status and future prospects of stablecoins in the global payment system. According to data, although the total settlement volume of stablecoins is projected to reach $35 trillion by 2025, only about $380 billion are actually used for payments, mainly by enterprises. Stablecoins are experiencing rapid growth on the B2B side, while consumer usage on the C-end remains weak, primarily due to compliance and technical barriers. In developed countries, stablecoins are seen as efficiency tools, whereas in developing countries, they serve as survival tools. Overall, stablecoins are reshaping the concept of settlement, but widespread adoption has not yet been achieved.

Resolv Labs co-founder Ivan Kozlov provided an update on the USR stablecoin attack incident, denying any internal personnel involvement and confirming that the vulnerability stemmed from a private key controlled by a single account. Resolv has hired legal and cybersecurity firms to investigate, and the redemption process is nearing completion, but the liquidity pool remains suspended. Kozlov stated that the recovery phase still faces challenges.

The BOT Chain Global Consensus Conference was successfully held in Hong Kong, attracting nearly 4,000 participants and showcasing its technological and market achievements. Speakers emphasized Hong Kong's support for Web3 projects, and BOT Chain's technical roadmap and ecosystem layout are demonstrating strong potential. In the future, it will play an important role in DeFi, GameFi, and AI sectors.

Writing by: Thejaswini M A
Translated by: Block unicorn
Introduction
Visa's entire business model is based on betting on human behavior. It concerns human consumption and psychology. The rewards points you accumulate, the anti-fraud protections you rely on, the coveted Centurion Card, and the zero-liability policy that makes you feel secure when swiping your card at an ATM abroad—all of these exist not because of difficulties in transferring funds, but because of human anxiety, the pursuit of status, and a poor understanding of terms and conditions. Visa has exploited this cognitive gap to build a company worth $500 billion.
However, AI agents do not possess these traits.
They do not accumulate points, do not seek anti-fraud protections, and do not aspire to get a black card. They have only one instruction: complete the task. And when the task involves payment, the agent will proceed

Article by: Lawyer Shao Jiadian
Recently, the term "AI Payment" has become increasingly popular. However, the concept itself is still rapidly evolving, and different people tend to see different aspects of it. Some focus on user experience upgrades like voice ordering and automatic payments, while others are concerned with AI's role in

Between March 23 and 29, 2023, several significant events took place in Hong Kong's Web3 sector, including the establishment of a Web3 Policy Promotion Alliance between Hong Kong and South Korea, two banks preparing to obtain stablecoin licenses, and Futu launching a licensed virtual asset exchange. At the same time, the police made new progress in the JPEX scam case. Ethereum also announced an forward-looking reconstruction plan.

Crypto has entered the "Sage Mode," with users, media, smart money, and even CEXs all shifting their focus — towards the US stock market.

Written by: Frank, Mai Tong MSX

If in previous cycles, the biggest on-chain user anxiety was "missing the next big surge," then in 2026, this anxiety is quietly taking on a new form:

More and more people are no longer worried about missing out on a new coin; instead, they realize they are stuck in an old market being abandoned by smart money.

This is a subtle but significant change.

On one side, the myth of Crypto knockoffs has been completely shattered, liquidity has been drained to exhaustion amid various narrative bubbles; on the other side, the US stock market is siphoning everything at an unprecedented speed: retail investors are flowing in, media coverage is increasing, CEXs are fully embracing TradFi, familiar KOLs and交

U.S. stocks experienced volatility on Monday as Powell signaled dovish policy, but concerns over the Middle East situation and high oil prices caused the market to weaken. Despite a brief rebound, rising crude oil prices suppressed market sentiment, with tech stocks underperforming while the financial sector saw slight gains due to policy benefits. Analysts believe that the market outlook remains uncertain, and caution is advised.