StableCoin

The stablecoin supply on Sui has surged nearly 100 times in more than a year, from US$5.4 million to US$490 million - this is the fastest-growing public chain in Web3. As capital inflows accelerate, is Sui positioning itself as the next blockchain to dominate stable digital assets? Let’s take a closer look.

Avalon Labs is building a leading Bitcoin on-chain financial hub, aiming to revolutionize the way Bitcoin interacts with global markets. Its mission is to provide a seamless ecosystem that bridges decentralized finance (DeFi) with traditional financial services. The platform offers a range of innovative solutions, including Bitcoin-collateralized loans, Bitcoin-backed stablecoins, yield-generating accounts, and even credit cards. Its goal is to create a scalable, transparent, and accessible financial network that empowers Bitcoin holders and transforms Bitcoin into a dynamic economic asset.

Japan Open Chain strictly complies with Japanese laws in its operations, building future financial infrastructure by promoting bank-led stablecoin projects and businesses like NFTs, in line with current compliance trends.

This article will take you to dismantle Ripple’s business logic, face its challenges and controversies, from its cross-border payment innovation to its core XRP bridge role, and help us deeply understand how to turn “populism” into a feast of capital and technology in this industry.

The unique feature of network tokens that distinguishes them from company-backed tokens is that network tokens primarily accrue their value from a blockchain or smart contract protocol.

Despite this crypto-specific start, stablecoins have grown far beyond this original use case. They are now a tour de force for everyday currency transfers and are increasingly used to earn yield and facilitate real-world transactions.

Ethena is an innovative project focusing on the synthetic US dollar protocol. It aims to connect the capital flows in the three fields of CeFi, DeFi and TradFi through the stablecoin USDe, while hedging price fluctuations through a delta neutral strategy to ensure the stability of the stablecoin. Despite facing some potential risks, such as unstable returns and liquidity risks, Ethena's long-term value is still worth looking forward to.

This article explores the potential stance of the Trump administration on the cryptocurrency industry, highlighting three key areas as indicators of future regulatory trends: the CFTC’s position on token regulation, stablecoin adoption, and the role of FinCEN.

USDD 2.0 marks a significant shift in stablecoin design, moving away from its earlier model toward architecture centered on overcollateralization and reserve backing. This upgrade not only responds to growing market concerns around stablecoin security, but also reshapes its risk structure and practical use cases.

The core differences between USDD and USDT lie in their issuance models, stabilization mechanisms, and risk structures. USDD is an overcollateralized stablecoin with higher yield potential, while USDT is issued by a centralized entity and backed by fiat reserves, relying on redemption mechanisms and market trust to maintain its peg. USDT offers stronger liquidity but comes with regulatory and custodial risks. Each serves different user needs: USDT is better suited for trading and hedging, while USDD is designed for DeFi yields and on-chain applications.

USDD is a decentralized, over-collateralized stablecoin that is designed to be pegged 1:1 to the US dollar with enhanced stability and transparency. It aims to deliver security, decentralization, and stability within the crypto ecosystem. USDD is available to seamlessly integrate into DeFi platforms, offering a reliable and transparent asset that empowers users.

As a Layer-1 blockchain infrastructure designed for institutional-grade financial markets, Ondo Chain innovatively combines public chains' openness with permissioned chains' compliance features. It creates a technical framework that supports the full lifecycle management of real-world assets (RWAs).

How can beginners trade and participate in stablecoin mining? This article focuses on the forms, platforms, and revenue models of stablecoin mining, provides strategic recommendations, and evaluates potential risks and returns.

Stablecoin payments, through blockchain technology, solve pain points of traditional payment methods, such as instant settlement, security and reliability, cost reduction, and global coverage. The article introduces in detail the landscape of the stablecoin payment industry, including the application layer, payment processing layer, asset issuance layer, and settlement layer. It also discusses how to expand the scope of stablecoin applications, especially how to attract non-crypto-native users, and analyzes the potential of a stablecoin-native economy and its impact on the traditional financial system.

This article provides a comprehensive introduction to the Pi Protocol and its inaugural yield-generating stablecoin, USP. It covers the protocol's key features, operational mechanisms, technological framework, and ecosystem support. Additionally, it compares the Pi Protocol with other stablecoins, discussing its advantages and challenges, while also exploring its potential for future development.