Morph’s “State of Stablecoins” report says that by 2030 stablecoins are expected to account for about 10% of global cross-border payments, and that the current annual transaction volume has already reached $3.3 trillion. Enterprise B2B payments are seeing significant growth, with settlement volumes expected to exceed $5 trillion in 2026 and the market size potentially reaching $1.9 trillion by 2030. Morph has also launched a $150 million Payment Accelerator to support the development of stablecoin infrastructure.

Morph’s release report shows that the annual trading volume of stablecoins has reached $3.3 trillion, surpassing Visa and Mastercard. It is predicted that it will exceed $5 trillion by 2026, and by 2030 stablecoins will account for 10% of global cross-border payments.

Morph blockchain network launches USDC and Circle Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP), enabling cross-chain transfer of USDC while maintaining supply integrity. The protocol supports various payment scenarios and promotes the development of on-chain payment infrastructure.

USDC and the cross-chain transfer protocol CCTP are now live on the Ethereum L2 network Morph, supporting payments, remittances, and DeFi transactions. CCTP enables cross-chain transfer of USDC between Morph and other blockchains. The first batch of integrated partners includes a CEX, Bulba, and Stargate.

USDC will be launched on Morph via Circle's CCTP as a USD-denominated settlement asset. CCTP supports USDC transfers across blockchains, ensuring 1:1 supply consistency, and is suitable for scenarios such as payments and cross-border remittances, helping to develop Morph's payment and settlement capabilities.

Morph announces the launch of a $150 million payment accelerator program aimed at helping payment companies bring real-world real-time transactions onto the blockchain. Participants are required to demonstrate secure architecture and compliance capabilities, meeting KYC and anti-money laundering standards.

Odaily News In response to community concerns, former Morph CEO Cecilia Hsueh clarified on the X platform that she left the Morph team before the launch of the Morph black card and did not participate in its preparation, nor did she promote or sell the product to users, so there is no "overpromising." She expressed surprise that recent refund issues have led some users to still associate her with this matter, prompting her clarification. Previously, it was reported that a co-founder of the Morph project had moved to the MEXC exchange.

According to Foresight News, monitored by Lookonchain, BGB has completed a major update, having destroyed 220 million BGB (worth approximately 1.09 billion USD), and will transfer another 220 million BGB (worth approximately 1.09 billion USD) to a new Wallet for locking. This move is related to the exclusive strategic partnership announced between Bitget and Morph. Morph will use BGB as its Gas and governance token, and the Morph Foundation will update the BGB Burn Mechanism, linking it to Morph network activities until the total supply of BGB is reduced to 100 million.

The various zones of the crypto market generally rose, with the RWA zone leading the way with an increase of 6.03%. Bitcoin rose by 1.51%, breaking through $111,000, while Ethereum slightly fell by 0.65%. Multiple zones performed well, with NFT and AI fields rising by 4.01% and 3.07% respectively. The overall market is becoming more active.