# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Adoption

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VISA Steps Up Stablecoin Settlement Efforts, The Path for Crypto Payments Becomes Increasingly Clear

VISA continues to expand its global pilot for stablecoin settlement, adding support for five more blockchain networks (Arc, Base, Canton, Polygon, Tempo) to bring the total to nine. More significantly, the program's annualized settlement volume has grown 50% quarter-over-quarter to $7 billion. This move highlights a key shift: stablecoins are increasingly being integrated not as a front-end consumer novelty but as a foundational infrastructure for back-end settlement between issuers, acquirers, and the payment network itself. Against a backdrop where many Web3 narratives have lost momentum, crypto payments stand out due to their tangible utility. The core value proposition is clear: enabling faster, cheaper, and more accessible value transfer, especially for cross-border business, payroll, and B2B transactions. Stablecoins like USDC and USDT have evolved into a de facto on-chain dollar network, creating sustained demand for related payment, exchange, and compliance services. While major players like VISA are building the underlying networks, opportunities remain for specialized service providers in areas like cross-border payments for e-commerce, payroll for Web3 companies, or fiat on/off-ramps for exchanges. However, this growing legitimacy also raises the regulatory bar. Touching monetary flows inevitably attracts scrutiny regarding licensing, KYC/AML, and the precise classification of activities (e.g., custody, money transmission). Success in this increasingly defined sector will depend not just on technical execution but on building compliant business structures from the outset.

marsbit05/19 11:36

VISA Steps Up Stablecoin Settlement Efforts, The Path for Crypto Payments Becomes Increasingly Clear

marsbit05/19 11:36

Bitwise: Why Are Top-Tier Capitals Frenziedly Betting on New Public Blockchains? The Answer Lies in These Three Points

Recently, a wave of major funding announcements for new public blockchains like Arc, Canton, and Tempo signals a significant industry shift. This article analyzes the driving forces behind this surge. Firstly, regulatory clarity is a key catalyst. These massive investments, including Circle's Arc ($222M), Digital Asset's Canton ($300M), and Stripe's Tempo ($500M), all followed the US passage of the *Genius Act* in July 2025. This suggests that clear legislation is unlocking institutional capital. The anticipated, broader *Clarity Act* could further accelerate growth, particularly in tokenization and compliant infrastructure. Secondly, built-in privacy is emerging as a critical design feature. Unlike Ethereum or Solana, these new chains natively support confidential transactions. This directly addresses real-world business needs, where public transparency can be a liability for corporate dealings or personal salary data, making privacy a potential killer application. Finally, the entry of traditional giants marks a new competitive phase. These projects are backed by major firms: Arc by Circle, Canton by a consortium including Goldman Sachs and Nasdaq, and Tempo by Stripe with partners like Visa. While crypto-native projects remain strong contenders, this institutional involvement brings substantial capital, execution capability, and operational rigor. In conclusion, the convergence of regulatory progress, demand for privacy, and competition from established financial and tech players is rapidly reshaping the blockchain landscape, pushing innovation and expanding the industry's boundaries.

marsbit05/14 09:20

Bitwise: Why Are Top-Tier Capitals Frenziedly Betting on New Public Blockchains? The Answer Lies in These Three Points

marsbit05/14 09:20

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