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$3 billion in 30 days – Why USDC’s transaction volume on XDC signals major shift in DeFi!

A significant shift is occurring in DeFi, moving the focus from Total Value Locked (TVL) to transaction utility as the key indicator of a network's strength. While Ethereum leads in TVL and stablecoin market share, the emphasis is now on real-world usage and transaction volume. This is exemplified by the XDC Network, which recently processed over $3 billion in USDC transactions in 30 days—a volume rivaling traditional payment networks. This surge highlights USDC's evolving role beyond a "safe haven" into a critical "cash leg" for settlements and real-world payments. High stablecoin transaction volume signals a network's growing dominance, reflecting real-world utility, liquidity efficiency, and institutional adoption in the expanding DeFi ecosystem.

ambcrypto01/15 15:02

$3 billion in 30 days – Why USDC’s transaction volume on XDC signals major shift in DeFi!

ambcrypto01/15 15:02

Visa Revelation: The 50-Year Cycle of Stablecoin 'Fragmentation Dilemma'

In the 1960s, the credit card industry was fragmented networks with limited interoperability. Visa succeeded not just through technology, but by creating a cooperative structure that unified banks under a shared network, aligning incentives, distributing ownership, and enabling compound network effects. It operated as a neutral third party, granted members profit shares and governance rights, and enforced exclusivity to consolidate growth. Today, stablecoins face a similar fragmentation issue, with over 300 stablecoins listed on Defillama, each confined to its own ecosystem, limiting network effects and liquidity. Services like Anchorage Digital and Ethena enable new issuers to create stablecoins, but this exacerbates fragmentation rather than solving it. The solution lies in adopting a Visa-like model: a neutral, cooperative structure where issuers and protocols unite under a single stablecoin standard. Members would share reserve yields and participate in governance, fostering widespread adoption and retaining value within the network instead of fragmenting liquidity. This approach could drive the mainstream integration stablecoins need.

marsbit01/15 14:45

Visa Revelation: The 50-Year Cycle of Stablecoin 'Fragmentation Dilemma'

marsbit01/15 14:45

Bybit Pay Integrates With Yape and Plin to Enable Crypto Payments Across Peru

Bybit Pay, the payment service of the world’s second-largest crypto exchange, has integrated with Yape and Plin—two of Peru’s most widely used digital payment platforms. This integration enables millions of users in Peru to make everyday transactions using cryptocurrencies such as USDT, USDC, BTC, and ETH, which are instantly converted to Peruvian Sol (PEN). Customers can pay via Yape QR codes or Plin phone-number transfers both online and at local merchants, benefiting from fast settlement and enhanced security. The move supports Peru’s growing digital economy, where over 50% of adults use mobile wallets. To celebrate the launch, Bybit is offering incentives including a 50% discount voucher for new users and cashback rewards for existing customers.

TheNewsCrypto01/15 14:31

Bybit Pay Integrates With Yape and Plin to Enable Crypto Payments Across Peru

TheNewsCrypto01/15 14:31

"Wanke Cloud" Godfather Flees Overseas: The $200 Million Corruption Mystery of Chen Lei, Former CEO of Xunlei

Former Xunlei CEO Chen Lei, once hailed as the visionary behind the blockchain-based "Wanke Cloud" project, is now facing a 2 billion yuan lawsuit for alleged corruption and embezzlement. Appointed as CEO in 2017, Chen spearheaded the launch of Wanke Cloud, a device that allowed users to "mine" digital tokens by sharing bandwidth. The project initially drove Xunlei’s stock price up fivefold, but soon drew regulatory scrutiny over accusations of facilitating an illegal ICO. Internal conflicts and regulatory crackdowns followed, leading to Chen’s abrupt dismissal in April 2020. Xunlei accused him of funneling over 170 million yuan to Xingronghe, a shell company controlled by his close associates and relatives, through suspiciously fast-tracked payments. Chen also allegedly orchestrated the mass resignation of key employees to join Xingronghe, costing Xunlei millions in compensation. After his removal, Chen left China and has since remained overseas, complicating legal proceedings. Although criminal charges were dropped in 2022 due to insufficient evidence, Xunlei renewed its efforts with a civil suit filed in January 2026, seeking recovery of the misappropriated funds. Chen has expressed regret over his tenure, citing political friction and naivety in corporate dynamics. His story reflects the volatile intersection of technology, speculation, and corporate governance in China’s internet industry.

比推01/15 14:06

"Wanke Cloud" Godfather Flees Overseas: The $200 Million Corruption Mystery of Chen Lei, Former CEO of Xunlei

比推01/15 14:06

Ethereum New Addresses Hit Record Levels: What’s Driving The Growth?

On-chain data reveals that Ethereum's Network Growth, which tracks the number of new addresses conducting their first transaction, has surged to a record high. An average of 327,100 new addresses were created daily over the past week, with a single-day peak of 393,600 on Sunday. This spike in adoption has also pushed the total number of non-empty addresses to an all-time high of 172.97 million. Key drivers include the Fusaka upgrade in December, which improved data handling and reduced layer-2 fees, record stablecoin transaction volume of $8 trillion in Q4 2025, and improved trader sentiment at the start of the year. Concurrently, Ethereum's price rose over 5% to around $3,340.

bitcoinist01/15 14:02

Ethereum New Addresses Hit Record Levels: What’s Driving The Growth?

bitcoinist01/15 14:02

CLSK rallies 6% as CleanSpark locks in 300MW Texas power deal

CleanSpark Inc. (CLSK) stock surged over 6% after announcing a major 300MW power deal in Texas, with plans to expand to 600MW. The acquisition is part of its strategy to build a 900MW "Houston Cluster" aimed at attracting AI and high-performance computing companies, reducing reliance on Bitcoin mining. This move comes during a challenging period for miners, with record-high mining difficulty and declining revenues. The company’s executives emphasized the value of securing scalable, high-quality power and clustered capacity for large-scale deployments. The Bitcoin network shows signs of stabilization, with smaller miners exiting while larger players maintain their positions.

ambcrypto01/15 14:01

CLSK rallies 6% as CleanSpark locks in 300MW Texas power deal

ambcrypto01/15 14:01

OpenServ and Neol Advance Enterprise-ready AI Reasoning Under Real-world Constraints

OpenServ and Neol have formed a foundational design partnership to advance enterprise-ready AI reasoning in high-stakes, regulated environments. The collaboration focuses on applying OpenServ’SERV’s reasoning framework to real-world production settings where accuracy, reliability, and development speed are critical. Neol, an AI-powered network intelligence platform used by enterprises and governments, is working with OpenServ to refine structured reasoning, workflow decomposition, and bounded decision-making under operational constraints. Insights from the partnership are being documented in an upcoming case study. As a result, OpenServ is integrating these tested reasoning patterns directly into its platform, ensuring all workflows inherit enterprise-grade discipline by default. The work builds on OpenServ’s earlier research on bounded reasoning for autonomous inference and decisions.

TheNewsCrypto01/15 13:18

OpenServ and Neol Advance Enterprise-ready AI Reasoning Under Real-world Constraints

TheNewsCrypto01/15 13:18

Volume Explodes 497%: Can Movement (MOVE) Bulls Outrun the Bears?

Movement (MOVE) experienced a notable 6.31% price increase in the last 24 hours, with its daily volume surging by over 497% to $176.57 million. After testing and breaking several key resistance levels, the altcoin reached a high of $0.04604. Technical indicators suggest a moderately positive outlook: the MACD signals bullish momentum, the RSI at 58.41 indicates room for further upside, and Bull Bear Power shows slight bullish control. If bullish momentum continues, the price could break the $0.04231 resistance and aim for $0.04569. However, a bearish reversal might lead to a decline toward the $0.03647 support level or lower.

TheNewsCrypto01/15 13:18

Volume Explodes 497%: Can Movement (MOVE) Bulls Outrun the Bears?

TheNewsCrypto01/15 13:18

A Crypto Market Structure Bill That Offends Everyone

The U.S. "Digital Asset Market Clarity Act" (CLARITY Act), intended to provide regulatory clarity for the crypto industry, has faced delays in the Senate Banking Committee after strong opposition from Coinbase. The bill, which was initially expected to pass by the end of 2025, is now been postponed with no clear timeline. The proposed legislation introduces strict rules that have disappointed many industry participants. It classifies assets into categories: native tokens like ETH and SOL are "network tokens" (not securities but subject to disclosure), while DApp tokens are "ancillary assets" (treated as investment contracts with exemptions but transfer restrictions). Many NFTs, including popular collections like Pudgy Penguins, would be deemed securities. Key provisions include mandatory disclosures for projects until they are certified as "decentralized" by the SEC, limits on token transfers by insiders, and stringent rules for token offerings—requiring third-party custody for exempt offerings and full SEC compliance for larger raises. DeFi protocols face potential registration and AML requirements unless fully decentralized, and banks are allowed to engage in digital asset activities but with restrictions on stablecoin interest payments. Critics, including Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong, argue the bill expands SEC power, threatens DeFi privacy, and stifles innovation by imposing traditional financial frameworks. The bill is seen as favoring established financial institutions and increasing barriers to entry, effectively centralizing control over crypto markets. Political tensions between Republicans and Democrats have also influenced the bill’s strict tone, with compromises leading to provisions that appeal more to regulatory oversight than industry growth.

marsbit01/15 13:05

A Crypto Market Structure Bill That Offends Everyone

marsbit01/15 13:05

Boycott Urged For CLARITY Act Draft: Expert Raises Concerns Over Banks Manipulation

The CLARITY Act draft faces strong opposition from crypto advocates who argue that banking lobbyists have manipulated the bill to undermine the industry. A key point of contention is a ban on stablecoin issuers, like Circle and Ripple, from offering yield payments to passive token holders. Market expert Nick Cash urges a boycott, warning this gives traditional institutions a competitive advantage and threatens DeFi innovation. Banking groups claim such yields risk financial stability by potentially drawing deposits away from insured banks. However, crypto advocates, including the Blockchain Association's Summer Mersinger, counter that this is anti-competitive and stifles consumer choice. Data indicates strong public support (nearly 4-to-1) for allowing stablecoin rewards, with little desire for government restrictions. The act's future remains uncertain as debates over banking oversight in crypto continue.

bitcoinist01/15 12:50