# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Stablecoin", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

Coinbase’s USDC Revenue Jumps as Stablecoin Debate Heats Up

Coinbase's stablecoin revenue, primarily from its USDC share with Circle, surged to $1.35 billion in 2025, accounting for 19% of its total revenue. This growth occurred despite a net loss of $667 million in Q4 2025. USDC transaction volume reached $18.3 trillion last year, though Tether leads in market cap. The stablecoin sector's expansion has intensified regulatory debates, particularly around yield payments. The GENIUS Act prohibits issuers from paying interest, and proposed legislation may further restrict platforms like Coinbase from offering rewards on stablecoin balances, amid concerns over competition with traditional banks.

TheNewsCrypto02/24 12:47

Coinbase’s USDC Revenue Jumps as Stablecoin Debate Heats Up

TheNewsCrypto02/24 12:47

RedotPay Eyes $1B US IPO at $4B+ Valuation

Hong Kong-based stablecoin payments firm RedotPay is reportedly preparing for a potential US IPO that could raise over $1 billion, valuing the company at more than $4 billion. The company is working with major banks including JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs on the offering, which may occur as early as this year. Launched in April 2023, RedotPay has grown rapidly, serving 6 million users and processing $10 billion in annualized payment volume. It offers stablecoin-linked payment cards, multi-currency wallets, and cross-border payment solutions. In 2025, the company raised $194 million across three funding rounds, achieving unicorn status. The move reflects broader investor interest in stablecoin infrastructure, as firms like RedotPay bridge traditional finance with blockchain-based settlement systems. A successful IPO would mark a significant milestone for the stablecoin payments industry.

TheNewsCrypto02/24 12:27

RedotPay Eyes $1B US IPO at $4B+ Valuation

TheNewsCrypto02/24 12:27

Stablecoin reserves slip to 2024 levels: What it means for you

Stablecoin reserves have declined to levels last seen in 2024, falling 18.6% from $50.9 billion to $41.4 billion, with Binance experiencing a significant outflow of over $10 billion. This reduction in liquidity reflects decreased investor confidence and increased selling pressure, as market participants avoid entering the crypto. Key indicators, including capital flow and the Average RSI, remain in negative and oversold territories, signaling sustained market weakness. Without a recovery in liquidity and buying power, the crypto market is likely to face prolonged downside pressure in the near to medium term.

ambcrypto02/24 12:01

Stablecoin reserves slip to 2024 levels: What it means for you

ambcrypto02/24 12:01

The Payment Empire PayPal Might Be Bought Out

The once-dominant global payment giant PayPal is reportedly facing a potential acquisition, as its market value plummeted from a pandemic peak of $363 billion to a recent low of $38 billion—a nearly 90% drop over five years. Despite its pioneering role in enabling cross-border e-commerce, particularly for Chinese exporters in the mid-2000s, PayPal has struggled to keep pace with newer, more agile competitors like Stripe, Apple Pay, and various neobanks. Recent financial performance has been weak, with active user growth slowing to just 1% and transaction volume declining. The abrupt departure of its CEO and appointment of a new leader from HP—known for cost-cutting rather than product innovation—has fueled market skepticism. Critics, including former executive David Marcus, argue that PayPal lost its "mojo" by shifting from a product-driven to a finance-oriented culture, sacrificing long-term vision for short-term financial optimization. While subsidiary Venmo shows strong revenue growth and has become a verb among U.S. millennials, it faces challenges: user growth is stagnant, it remains confined to the U.S., and it lacks deeper integration like Stripe or the hardware-level ease of Apple Pay. PayPal’s bets on stablecoins (PYUSD) and AI-driven agentic payments are still unproven in highly competitive fields. Despite valuable assets—including Braintree’s infrastructure, a leading BNPL service, and 400 million active accounts—PayPal’s future as an independent company is uncertain. Market confidence now seems higher in a potential acquisition than in its standalone prospects, marking a dramatic fall for a former fintech disruptor.

marsbit02/24 11:44

The Payment Empire PayPal Might Be Bought Out

marsbit02/24 11:44

Crypto.com Moves Closer To Full Bank Status With Conditional US Charter Approval

Crypto.com has received conditional approval from the OCC to establish a national trust bank, moving closer to becoming a federally regulated qualified custodian. The firm aims to offer custody, staking, and trade settlement services under the name Crypto.com National Trust Bank. This follows similar approvals for other crypto firms like Circle, Ripple, and BitGo. However, the American Bankers Association has urged the OCC to pause further approvals, citing unresolved concerns over customer asset segregation, cybersecurity, and operational risks. Despite regulatory progress, Crypto.com’s native token CRO has declined 20% over the past month.

bitcoinist02/24 09:01

Crypto.com Moves Closer To Full Bank Status With Conditional US Charter Approval

bitcoinist02/24 09:01

Satlantis Launches Bitcoin Lightning Ticketing Platform

Satlantis has launched a new events and ticketing platform that integrates Bitcoin Lightning Network wallets directly into user accounts and individual event pages. Similar to services like Eventbrite, it allows organizers to create ticket tiers, manage attendees, and accept Bitcoin payments directly without relying on traditional payment processors. Each event receives a unique Bitcoin wallet, enabling direct transactions. The platform also supports fiat payments via Stripe and plans to add stablecoin support, offering a unified dashboard for multiple payment options. The model aims to reduce ticketing fees and improve payment access in regions with limited traditional banking infrastructure. The Lightning Network facilitates fast, low-cost off-chain transactions. This move is part of a broader trend of crypto adoption in event ticketing, following early examples like the Sacramento Kings and Dallas Mavericks accepting Bitcoin. Other initiatives, such as TIX's tokenized tickets and FIFA's NFT-based "right-to-buy" tokens for the 2026 World Cup, highlight growing interest in blockchain-based ticketing solutions.

TheNewsCrypto02/24 08:25

Satlantis Launches Bitcoin Lightning Ticketing Platform

TheNewsCrypto02/24 08:25

WLFI Stablecoin USD1 has Recovered from Coordinated Attack

WLFI's stablecoin USD1 has recovered after a brief coordinated attack drove its value down to $0.994. The security and engineering teams successfully repelled the attack without any impact on the smart contract. Although the co-founders' X accounts were compromised, all holdings remained safe and fully backed. The attackers reportedly paid influencers to spread FUD and open short positions to profit from the decline. USD1 has retained its market position with a capitalization exceeding $4.74 billion, ranking fifth among stablecoins. Meanwhile, broader concerns linger for the stablecoin and crypto sectors as authorities debate potential cuts in interest rates amid recent U.S. tariff policy changes.

TheNewsCrypto02/24 07:13

WLFI Stablecoin USD1 has Recovered from Coordinated Attack

TheNewsCrypto02/24 07:13

Capital Outflow and User Loss Resonate, BTC's Three-Month Critical Window Opens

Bitcoin's network activity has shown a six-month decline in active addresses, dropping approximately 31% to around 535,942, despite stable transaction volumes. This divergence suggests reduced participation breadth, with fewer entities handling similar on-chain activity, potentially due to institutional consolidation and ETF-driven trading. Low transaction fees, averaging $0.24, reflect weak block space demand, while U.S. Bitcoin ETFs have seen significant outflows, totaling $4.5 billion year-to-date. Three scenarios are projected: continued stagnation in a risk-averse macro environment, recovery driven by improved risk appetite and ETF inflows, or structural shift where Bitcoin evolves into a macro asset with reduced on-chain utility, overshadowed by stablecoins for daily transactions. The next 3-6 months will be critical in determining Bitcoin’s trajectory amid these pressures.

比推02/24 06:36

Capital Outflow and User Loss Resonate, BTC's Three-Month Critical Window Opens

比推02/24 06:36

Bitcoin's 'Narrative Crisis': Bloomberg Is Right, But Only Half Right

Bitcoin is experiencing a "narrative crisis," as noted in a Bloomberg article, which argues that Bitcoin is losing its core value propositions: macroeconomic hedge to gold, payment utility to stablecoins, and speculative appeal to prediction markets. Data supports this—gold ETFs saw significant inflows while Bitcoin ETFs faced outflows, and its correlation with gold turned negative during risk-off events. High-profile supporters like Jack Dorsey are shifting focus to stablecoins. However, the article overlooks a critical shift: Bitcoin’s transformation into a permanent asset in institutional portfolios via ETFs. New holders—pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and insurers—are driven by long-term asset allocation, not short-term narratives. This changes ownership structure from emotional traders to stable配置ers, creating a new support base despite price volatility. Key factors to watch include ETF flow sustainability, Bitcoin’s ratio to gold (currently at historic lows), macro policies like Kevin Warsh’s nomination, and potential U.S. federal Bitcoin reserves. Bloomberg’s perspective focuses on narrative loss, but the deeper story is Bitcoin’s painful but necessary evolution toward institutional maturity. The current downturn may reflect not death, but metamorphosis.

marsbit02/24 04:05

Bitcoin's 'Narrative Crisis': Bloomberg Is Right, But Only Half Right

marsbit02/24 04:05

Crypto Morning Brief: Backpack Plans to Offer Equity to Stakers, WLFI Claims USD1 Was Attacked

Crypto Daily Digest: Key market developments include Backpack's announcement to offer equity to token stakers, allocating 20% of company shares for this program. WLFI reported an attack on its USD1 stablecoin, claiming attackers targeted co-founder accounts to spread FUD and short the token, but the stablecoin held its peg due to its 1:1 asset backing. In policy news, the Trump administration is considering new national security tariffs on six industries, including batteries and telecom equipment. Tether will discontinue its offshore yuan stablecoin (CNH₮) due to low demand. Meanwhile, China’s regulatory approach now distinguishes RWA tokens from virtual currencies, allowing conditional overseas issuance. Ethereum Foundation established a dedicated DeFi team to support permissionless and censorship-resistant protocols. Meme coin TRUMP unveiled a growth plan involving up to 5% of its supply for ecosystem expansion. Bitcoin miner Bitdeer clarified its BTC sales are for liquidity preparation amid land acquisition plans. Other highlights: SBI Holdings launched a $64.5M blockchain bond offering XRP rewards, and private credit firm Blue Owl Capital sold $1.4B in loan assets, sparking concerns about market stress. Market analysis sections cover AI agent teams, yen carry trade impacts on Bitcoin, and shifting institutional capital from tokens to equity.

marsbit02/24 01:14

Crypto Morning Brief: Backpack Plans to Offer Equity to Stakers, WLFI Claims USD1 Was Attacked