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USDC Begins Nested Issuance, Coinbase Launches Custom Stablecoin Branding Service

Coinbase has launched its "Custom Stablecoins" platform, enabling businesses to offer branded stablecoins. The first client is Flipcash, a social payments app, which has introduced USDF. USDF is a Solana-based stablecoin, pegged 1:1 to USDC, and is designed to serve as a stable pricing and settlement unit for Flipcash's user-created community currencies. This move shifts the focus of stablecoins from being standalone assets or investment products to becoming embedded payment and settlement components within broader applications. For businesses like Flipcash, the core need is not to become a stablecoin issuer, but to integrate stable, reliable digital cash functionality—handling pricing, payments, and settlements—without managing the complex underlying infrastructure of issuance, reserves, on-chain contracts, fiat on-ramps, and compliance. Coinbase's platform provides this infrastructure as a service, positioning the exchange as a stablecoin infrastructure provider. While USDC remains the foundational reserve asset, the branded token (e.g., USDF) offers applications a tailored, user-facing financial tool. This development highlights a potential path for stablecoins to become ubiquitous backend utilities in social, gaming, and e-commerce applications, though it also brings significant regulatory and operational complexities associated with handling real user funds.

链捕手05/21 15:07

USDC Begins Nested Issuance, Coinbase Launches Custom Stablecoin Branding Service

链捕手05/21 15:07

Detained for 37 Days: The First Wave of People Who Got Rich from 'AI Gateways' Are Starting to Go to Jail

A prominent AI proxy service operator was reportedly detained for 37 days and is now on bail pending trial, highlighting the legal risks in China's booming but unregulated AI intermediary market. These services act as "AI scalpers," providing domestic users with access to restricted overseas models (like OpenAI, Claude) by bundling APIs, handling payments, and bypassing network blocks, all for a fee. Their controversial profitability stems from practices like bulk-registering accounts to resell free credits, exploiting refund policies, overcharging for tokens, substituting cheaper models, and illegally selling user conversation data. Major figures, including cryptocurrency entrepreneurs, are now entering this space. Legally, these operations face severe risks. Their core model often involves unauthorized API access and operating without required telecom licenses, potentially constituting illegal business operations. They fail to meet data security obligations for the vast amounts of user data they process, risking charges for failing to fulfill network security duties. Crucially, the unauthorized collection and sale of user data, which can include personal and commercial secrets, easily meets the threshold for the crime of infringing on personal information. The case underscores a critical juncture for the AI industry. While proxies lower access barriers, they expose user data to unsecured middlemen and undermine the business models of AI developers, forcing them to divert resources to security and distorting market value perceptions. The article argues that the industry's sustainable future depends on building trust, protecting data, and fostering compliant competition, moving away from its current "wild growth" phase.

marsbit05/21 14:40

Detained for 37 Days: The First Wave of People Who Got Rich from 'AI Gateways' Are Starting to Go to Jail

marsbit05/21 14:40

Putting Markets On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becomes the New Backbone of Institutional Finance

**Title: Letting the Market Itself Go On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becomes the New Backbone for Institutional Finance** **Summary:** The Canton Network, a blockchain platform designed for institutional finance, is gaining significant traction. A key sign of its maturity was Visa's recent entry as a super-validator, a proposal approved in just three days—highlighting prior, extensive collaboration between traditional finance and crypto. Unlike public chains like Ethereum that prioritize transparency and asset onboarding, Canton focuses on enabling confidential, compliant business operations for regulated institutions. Its core design features built-in **data visibility control**, meaning transaction details are only shared between direct counterparties. This privacy is fundamental, allowing competing institutions (like banks Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and BNP Paribas, all validators) to interact on the same network without exposing sensitive positions or strategies. Developed by Wall Street veterans at Digital Asset, Canton has taken a slow, deliberate approach to onboard real financial activity. It now handles over **$9 trillion monthly** in transaction volume, primarily from real-world institutional use cases like **tokenized repo agreements**, Treasury settlements, and collateral mobility. Major live applications include **JPM Coin** for institutional payments and **DTCC's tokenized U.S. Treasuries** project. Canton's native token, **CC**, is framed as a "network utility asset" with zero pre-mine or VC allocations. Its value is intended to be driven by the volume of real financial activity on the network. Looking ahead, Canton aims to become the invisible foundational layer for global finance—enabling atomic settlement (where payment and asset delivery occur simultaneously), 24/7 capital flows, and the native issuance and settlement of various asset classes, from corporate bonds to potentially equities. The main challenges are no longer technical but involve navigating fragmented global regulations and integrating with legacy financial systems.

marsbit05/21 14:20

Putting Markets On-Chain: Canton Network Quietly Becomes the New Backbone of Institutional Finance

marsbit05/21 14:20

It's Bankless That Needs Ethereum, Not Ethereum That Needs Bankless

Titled "Bankless Needs Ethereum, Not the Other Way Around," this article analyzes the significant recent news involving Bankless, a prominent crypto media outlet. Bankless co-founder David Hoffman announced the sale of all his ETH holdings, while the company also reportedly underwent major layoffs, with its founders parting ways. The news, likened to a high-profile defection, initially sent shockwaves through the Ethereum community, given Bankless's historical role as a key evangelist and "semi-official" narrative builder for Ethereum. For years, through its podcasts and writings, Bankless championed core Ethereum ideas like "ultrasound money" and the blockchain's role as a new financial settlement layer, acting as a crucial community hub and belief system during its growth phase. However, the article argues this development is not necessarily negative for Ethereum. It suggests Bankless's "first mission"—serving as Ethereum's passionate, inward-facing "propaganda department"—has largely been completed. As Ethereum matures and moves towards mainstream, institutional adoption, the narrative baton has shifted. Today, the value propositions of ETH are increasingly communicated to traditional finance by asset managers like BlackRock and VanEck, public companies adding ETH to their treasuries, and established financial figures. This represents a natural evolution towards a more decentralized, professional, and institutionally-focused narrative network. Therefore, while Bankless's retreat marks the end of an era, it signifies Ethereum's growing resilience and its reduced reliance on any single entity for belief, as its story is now carried forward by a broader and more mature ecosystem of advocates.

链捕手05/21 13:59

It's Bankless That Needs Ethereum, Not Ethereum That Needs Bankless

链捕手05/21 13:59

Google Officially Declares War

Google Declares War with AI-First I/O 2026 At its 2026 I/O developer conference, Google launched an aggressive, multi-pronged offensive, embedding AI across its ecosystem and challenging rivals on performance and price. The event showcased three major releases: Gemini 3.5 Flash, the video-centric Gemini Omni Flash, and the system-level AI assistant Spark. Gemini 3.5 Flash, despite being a smaller "Flash" model, outperforms its Pro counterpart in key benchmarks like mathematical reasoning (GSM8K) and coding (SWE-bench). Google attributes this to "extreme knowledge distillation" from a larger teacher model and a novel, highly granular MoE (Mixture of Experts) architecture with 256 experts, achieving sub-65ms response times. The native multi-modal model, Gemini Omni Flash, offers real-time video understanding with 120ms latency, enabling applications like preventing a cup from overfilling. The new Spark assistant gains deep Android system integration, allowing it to automate complex multi-app workflows based on voice commands. Complementing these, Google unveiled lightweight AI glasses featuring Micro-OLED displays and on-device Gemini chips for instant, offline translation and scene analysis. CEO Sundar Pichai announced Gemini has reached 900 million monthly active users, leveraged through integration into Chrome, Android, and Workspace. Google also slashed prices dramatically: the Gemini 3.5 Flash API is priced at a fraction of competitor rates. This price war is enabled by Google's vertically integrated TPU infrastructure. The strategy signals a shift: standalone AI models are becoming commoditized. Google's advantage lies in its "device + cloud + ecosystem + hardware" integration, aiming to reshape internet traffic from user-initiated searches to AI-driven service distribution. This move pressures pure-play AI firms like OpenAI and Anthropic on business models, and challenges Apple to respond in the next-generation, screen-less device race.

链捕手05/21 13:40

Google Officially Declares War

链捕手05/21 13:40

Top 10 Promising Emerging Hyperliquid Native Protocols to Watch

Title: A Review of 10 Emerging Native Protocols on Hyperliquid Hyperliquid is evolving beyond perpetual contracts into a comprehensive on-chain financial stack. This article highlights 10 key native protocols driving this growth: 1. **Monetrix**: A yield-optimizing protocol akin to Ethena, aggregating funding rates, HLP rewards, maker rebates, and HIP-3 into a single stablecoin yield. 2. **ROSETTA**: An automated stablecoin yield router, allocating USDC across top protocols (e.g., Felix, Aave, HLP) for optimal returns, factoring in gas and slippage. 3. **papertrade.xyz**: A fair-launched perpetuals protocol offering up to 1000x leverage, no funding rates, no slippage, and fully on-chain, oracle-based execution. 4. **alt.fun**: A launchpad where tokens are paired with leveraged perpetual positions (2x-5x), linking token price to trading activity and underlying position performance. 5. **Ventuals**: Pre-IPO perpetual contracts (built on HIP-3) allowing up to 10x leveraged speculation on valuations of private companies like SpaceX and Stripe. 6. **Liminal**: A delta-neutral yield protocol that captures funding rates via automated short positions and uses generated xTokens (xBTC, etc.) as DeFi collateral. 7. **Melt**: Brings tokenized stocks, commodities, and RWAs to Hyperliquid spot markets, enabling 24/7 trading alongside crypto assets. 8. **Chainsight**: An oracle and data infrastructure protocol providing low-latency (<3s) price feeds, volatility indices, and risk metrics for novel derivatives. 9. **rip.xyz**: Tokenized vault strategies on HyperEVM; its flagship rHYPURR offers liquidity and fractional exposure to a Hypurr NFT basket, priced hourly via NAV. 10. **Markets**: A perpetuals exchange (by Kinetiq) for trading stocks, forex, commodities, bonds, and crypto with up to 50x leverage, using USDH collateral and Kaiko oracles. These protocols form the foundational layer for generating real yield, liquidity, and innovative financial products natively on Hyperliquid.

marsbit05/21 12:39

Top 10 Promising Emerging Hyperliquid Native Protocols to Watch

marsbit05/21 12:39

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