# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Stablecoin

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Tether’s USDT Sets Multiple Record Highs in Q4 2025, Despite Market Crash

In Q4 2025, Tether's USDT achieved multiple record highs despite a significant market downturn. Its market capitalization grew by $12.4 billion to $187.3 billion, while the total number of users increased by 35.2 million to 534.5 million. On-chain activity also surged, with average monthly active users reaching 24.8 million and on-chain holders rising by 14.7 million to 139.1 million. USDT now dominates 70.7% of all stablecoin wallets and is the preferred store of value for 75.1% of stablecoin savers. Despite a major liquidation event in October 2025 that caused a sharp decline in the broader crypto market, USDT grew by 3.5%, outperforming other major stablecoins which saw significant losses.

TheNewsCrypto02/05 09:42

Tether’s USDT Sets Multiple Record Highs in Q4 2025, Despite Market Crash

TheNewsCrypto02/05 09:42

TRON Integration Pushes Kolo Further Into Real-World Stablecoin Payments – Details

Kolo's integration with the TRON network enables direct TRC-20 USDT transfers to Kolo cards, allowing near-real-time settlement after on-chain confirmation. This move aims to reduce reliance on traditional exchanges and banking systems, streamlining the use of on-chain liquidity for everyday payments. Amid broader crypto volatility, TRON is defending the $0.30 price level, with its technical structure remaining intact despite market weakness. TRX continues to trade within a key consolidation range, supported by rising long-term moving averages and declining selling pressure. Kolo has processed over $250 million in transactions, with 30% occurring on the TRON network, highlighting TRON’s growing role in real-world payments. Lower transaction costs and faster confirmations make TRON suitable for frequent, smaller transactions. The network has also surpassed Ethereum in USDT circulating supply, reflecting its increasing adoption in practical, real-world stablecoin usage.

bitcoinist02/05 09:30

TRON Integration Pushes Kolo Further Into Real-World Stablecoin Payments – Details

bitcoinist02/05 09:30

Solana Recovery Narrative Strengthens as RWA Market Hits $1.15B and Regulation Turns Positive

Solana's (SOL) recent price decline below $100 has not diminished its broader recovery narrative. Despite a 25% drop from recent highs, key support near $95–$100 is holding, with technical indicators suggesting potential for a rebound toward $150 or higher. On-chain fundamentals are strengthening, with Total Value Locked reaching a record 73.4 million SOL ($7.5 billion) and daily transactions exceeding 100 million. The real-world asset (RWA) market on Solana has grown to $1.15 billion, supported by its low-cost, high-throughput infrastructure. Standard Chartered adjusted its 2026 SOL price target to $250 but raised its 2030 forecast to $2,000, citing Solana's advantages in micropayments, stablecoin transfers, and improving regulatory clarity.

bitcoinist02/05 09:24

Solana Recovery Narrative Strengthens as RWA Market Hits $1.15B and Regulation Turns Positive

bitcoinist02/05 09:24

Profits Fall by a Quarter: Why Tether Abandoned Its $20 Billion Financing Plan

In the face of a cooling crypto market and investor skepticism, Tether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, has significantly scaled back its ambitious fundraising plans. Initially targeting $15-20 billion, which would have valued the company at $500 billion, the firm is now considering raising only about $5 billion. CEO Paolo Ardoino downplayed the original target, calling it a "misunderstanding" and a maximum cap, not a goal, while emphasizing that Tether is highly profitable and doesn't urgently need the capital. Despite the success of its USDT stablecoin, which has a market cap of approximately $185 billion, Tether faces persistent investor caution. Concerns revolve around its $500 billion valuation—comparable to major AI firms and SpaceX—ongoing regulatory scrutiny, and the lack of a full independent audit, relying instead on quarterly attestations. Ardoino defended the valuation, contrasting Tether's substantial profits with the losses of highly-valued AI companies. While new U.S. stablecoin legislation and competitor Circle's IPO have boosted momentum, regulatory risks and Tether's controversial history remain hurdles. The company's profits fell by about a quarter in 2025, attributed to declining Bitcoin prices, though it gained $8-10 billion from its gold holdings. Tether's massive scale has made it a major player in U.S. Treasuries and gold markets, positioning it as a critical bridge between traditional finance and the volatile crypto world.

marsbit02/05 09:03

Profits Fall by a Quarter: Why Tether Abandoned Its $20 Billion Financing Plan

marsbit02/05 09:03

Tether Smashes Q4 Records as Crypto Slows — $187B, 534M Users, $4.4T Move

Tether's Q4 2025 attestation, audited by BDO, reported record growth despite a broader crypto market slowdown. USDT's market cap reached $187.3 billion, with over $10 billion in annual profit driven by U.S. Treasury interest and diversified assets. The user base grew to 534.5 million, adding 35.2 million new users, while on-chain transfers hit a record $4.4 trillion in volume. However, Tether scaled back its fundraising target from $20 billion to $5 billion due to investor pushback and valuation concerns. Despite a 23.7% market decline in Q4, USDT dominance in stablecoin markets grew, accounting for 65.9% of transactions and 61.5% of centralized exchange spot trading.

ccn.com02/05 07:28

Tether Smashes Q4 Records as Crypto Slows — $187B, 534M Users, $4.4T Move

ccn.com02/05 07:28

14 Years After Incubating Coinbase, YC Finally Decides to Issue Investment Funds in USDC

Y Combinator (YC), the renowned startup accelerator behind companies like Airbnb, Stripe, and Coinbase, announced on February 3 that, starting from the Spring 2026 batch, it will offer its startups the option to receive their $500,000 investment in USDC stablecoin. This marks the first time YC has officially introduced a stablecoin payment method for its investments. The decision follows the U.S. GENIUS Act passed in July 2025, which established a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins, requiring 1:1 reserve backing and granting holders redemption rights. This regulatory clarity has removed a major barrier to institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies. YC's move is significant because it signals a shift from being a crypto investor to an active participant using stablecoins in its core operations. Benefits include near-instant, low-cost transactions, especially beneficial for international startups in regions like India and Latin America, where traditional banking can be slow and expensive. YC specifically selected USDC due to its U.S.-based issuer, Circle, and regulatory compliance. The accelerator will support USDC on Ethereum, Base, and Solana blockchains. While crypto-native VCs have used stablecoins before, YC’s standardized integration into its process for all startups—not just crypto projects—represents a major step for mainstream venture capital. This shift reflects broader trends: 90% of financial institutions are integrating stablecoins, which saw $46 trillion in transaction volume in 2025. YC continues to seek founders in areas like stablecoin applications, tokenization, and on-chain ventures through its Fintech 3.0 initiative.

marsbit02/05 06:33

14 Years After Incubating Coinbase, YC Finally Decides to Issue Investment Funds in USDC

marsbit02/05 06:33

Tether grows as crypto market shrinks in Q4, report shows

Despite a sharp contraction in the broader cryptocurrency market in Q4 2025, with total market capitalization falling from approximately $3.9 trillion to $2.6 trillion, Tether (USD₮) experienced significant growth. Its circulating supply increased steadily, reaching around $109 billion by the end of the quarter, with net issuance exceeding $10 billion. This expansion reflects a shift in investor behavior toward capital preservation and de-risking rather than exiting the crypto ecosystem entirely. Tether’s substantial holdings of U.S. Treasuries, totaling $141.6 billion, reinforced confidence during market stress. The accumulation of stablecoins suggests that investors are poised to redeploy capital once market conditions stabilize, potentially supporting future liquidity and recovery.

ambcrypto02/04 19:36

Tether grows as crypto market shrinks in Q4, report shows

ambcrypto02/04 19:36

Tether Fails $500B Evaluation Amidst Investor Pushback as HYPER Gains Momentum

The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a significant shift as Tether (USDT) faces investor resistance and fails to achieve a $500 billion valuation, driven by transparency concerns and a move towards decentralized alternatives. This has led to a rotation of liquidity into Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions, which aim to unlock Bitcoin's dormant capital by enhancing its utility. Bitcoin Hyper ($HYPER) is emerging as a key player, integrating the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) to offer high-speed execution and smart contract capabilities while maintaining Bitcoin's security. It enables sub-second transactions, decentralized finance (DeFi) applications, and seamless BTC transfers, addressing scalability issues. The project has raised over $31.2 million in its presale, indicating strong institutional confidence. With a current token price of $0.0136751, it offers staking rewards and aims to attract long-term investors amid growing interest in Bitcoin's programmability.

bitcoinist02/04 12:16

Tether Fails $500B Evaluation Amidst Investor Pushback as HYPER Gains Momentum

bitcoinist02/04 12:16

Solana wins January on-chain – So why did SOL still drop 20%?

Despite leading all blockchain networks in on-chain DEX volume in January with a 20% month-on-month increase to $117.7 billion in trades, Solana's native token, SOL, experienced a significant price drop of approximately 20%. This decline, which saw SOL fall from the $120-125 range to near $100, was attributed to broader market weakness rather than a loss of interest in the Solana network itself. The network demonstrated robust health, with transaction counts and overall activity reaching all-time highs, and an improved ratio of successful to reverted transactions. Notably, Solana accounted for nearly 35% of all on-chain DEX volume at its peak, significantly outperforming competitors like Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, and Arbitrum. Looking forward, Standard Chartered Bank adjusted its near-term price target for SOL downward from $310 to $250 but raised its long-term forecasts. The bank predicts SOL could reach $400 by the end of 2027, $700 by the end of 2028, and $1,200 by the end of 2029. This optimistic outlook is based on Solana's expanding use cases beyond meme coins, with growing dominance in stablecoin transfers and micropayments, particularly due to its high efficiency and speed compared to other networks like Ethereum. The bank believes this efficiency could unlock new AI-driven micropayment applications, solidifying Solana's long-term value proposition.

ambcrypto02/04 11:02

Solana wins January on-chain – So why did SOL still drop 20%?

ambcrypto02/04 11:02

Tether’s Fundraising Plans Quietly Collapse — Is the $500B Valuation Too Much?

Tether's ambitious plan to raise $15-20 billion at a $500 billion valuation has collapsed due to investor skepticism and market volatility. The company, issuer of the USDT stablecoin, saw a 23% drop in net profit to $10 billion in 2025, further dampening investor confidence. Amid a broader crypto market downturn and concerns over its valuation and revenue sustainability, Tether has scaled back its fundraising ambitions. The firm is now testing appetite for a smaller raise but maintains its $500 billion target, which critics deem overly ambitious. The failure to secure commitments signals a significant setback for its expansion into AI, commodities, and energy infrastructure.

ccn.com02/04 10:07

Tether’s Fundraising Plans Quietly Collapse — Is the $500B Valuation Too Much?