# Сопутствующие статьи по теме USDC

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1,000 Wallets Contribute 85% of Transaction Volume: Stablecoin Payments Are More Centralized Than You Think

This report analyzes stablecoin payment usage on the Ethereum network, focusing on USDT and USDC, which comprise 88% of the market. Using a filtering method to distinguish payments from other activities like DeFi, the study defines payments as transfers between externally owned accounts (EOAs). Key findings indicate that payments (EOA-to-EOA transactions) account for 47% of total stablecoin transfer volume. When further classified using wallet labels, only 23.7% of payment volume is attributed to person-to-person (P2P) transactions, while business-to-business (B2B) and internal business transfers dominate. The data also reveals significant transaction volume concentration, with the top 1,000 wallets contributing approximately 84% of all stablecoin volume. The analysis highlights challenges in identifying genuine P2P activity due to potential fake transactions, wallet mislabeling, and the prevalence of intermediary-driven "stablecoin sandwich" models. Despite growing adoption, the findings suggest that stablecoin payments remain highly centralized and institution-driven rather than being widely used for decentralized peer-to-peer transactions.

深潮12/22 06:20

1,000 Wallets Contribute 85% of Transaction Volume: Stablecoin Payments Are More Centralized Than You Think

深潮12/22 06:20

Klarna partners with Coinbase to accept stablecoin funding from institutions

Klarna, a Swedish fintech company, has partnered with Coinbase to enable institutional funding through USDC stablecoins. This new initiative allows Klarna to raise short-term capital from a new class of institutional investors using Coinbase's crypto services, complementing its traditional funding sources like deposits and commercial paper. The company's CFO highlighted the potential for diversification. This institutional effort is separate from Klarna's future consumer-facing crypto plans, which may include wallets and are targeted for 2026. Klarna also recently launched its own dollar-pegged stablecoin, KlarnaUSD, on the Tempo testnet, with a mainnet launch planned for 2026.

cointelegraph12/21 12:30

Klarna partners with Coinbase to accept stablecoin funding from institutions

cointelegraph12/21 12:30

Here’s how Euro stablecoins hit $1B despite weak hype

Euro-denominated stablecoins have surpassed $1 billion in market value, doubling this year, with Circle’s EURC driving most of the growth and now holding a dominant market share. EURC holders have also surged past 150,000. Meanwhile, USD Coin (USDC) continues expanding across multiple blockchains, with supply on XDC Network exceeding $200 million and holder counts rising significantly on Base, Polygon, and Solana. Cross-chain transfer volumes via CCTP reached a record high of over $30 billion in Q4 2025, indicating that growth is increasingly driven by transaction activity rather than asset accumulation.

ambcrypto12/20 23:02

Here’s how Euro stablecoins hit $1B despite weak hype

ambcrypto12/20 23:02

Intuit to use Circle’s stablecoin for financial platforms

Intuit, the company behind TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Mailchimp, has entered a multi-year strategic partnership with Circle to integrate its stablecoin infrastructure and USDC. The collaboration aims to enable faster and lower-cost payments across Intuit’s platforms for business transactions, tax refunds, and marketing. Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire emphasized that the deal will extend the efficiency of USDC for everyday financial use. USDC is the second-largest stablecoin with a market cap exceeding $77 billion. The U.S. stablecoin market is expected to grow significantly following the passage of the GENIUS Act, which provides regulatory clarity for issuers. This announcement follows the OCC’s conditional approval of Circle for a national trust bank charter, a move also extended to other crypto firms like Ripple and Paxos, signaling broader institutional adoption of digital assets.

cointelegraph12/18 18:23

Intuit to use Circle’s stablecoin for financial platforms

cointelegraph12/18 18:23

Coinbase pushes ‘everything exchange’ strategy with stock trading – Details

Coinbase has expanded into stock trading for U.S. users, allowing them to buy and sell equities using USDC within its app. This move integrates traditional stocks with crypto under one account, wallet, and transaction history. The rollout is part of Coinbase’s broader strategy to become a multi-asset platform, reducing reliance on crypto trading and competing with brokerages like Robinhood. The company also plans to offer event-based contracts and tokenized stocks for 24/7 trading. Despite regulatory uncertainties around event contracts, Coinbase aims to simplify portfolio management and diversify its product offerings beyond cryptocurrency.

ambcrypto12/18 17:02

Coinbase pushes ‘everything exchange’ strategy with stock trading – Details

ambcrypto12/18 17:02

USDC steps into tax software and Bitcoin DeFi in one day as Circle accelerates expansion

Circle announced two major expansions for USDC on December 18, partnering with Intuit and integrating with Stacks. The collaboration with Intuit will embed USDC into platforms like TurboTax, QuickBooks, and Credit Karma, enabling faster tax refunds, cheaper cross-border payments, and improved small-business cash flows. Separately, Circle launched USDCx on the Bitcoin Layer-2 network Stacks, bringing regulated stablecoin liquidity to Bitcoin DeFi. This allows BTC-secured lending, stablecoin trading pairs, and cross-chain interoperability. Together, these moves position USDC as a bridge between traditional financial software and decentralized crypto ecosystems, potentially normalizing stablecoin use beyond crypto trading.

ambcrypto12/18 16:18

USDC steps into tax software and Bitcoin DeFi in one day as Circle accelerates expansion

ambcrypto12/18 16:18

The On-Chain Game of Payment Giants: The Battle for a $40 Trillion Settlement Layer

The payment industry, while perceived as traditional, remains one of the earliest and most adaptable parts of the financial system to technological transformation. While the market continues to debate whether cryptocurrencies are assets, payment giants Visa and Mastercard have reached a consensus on a more fundamental issue: the need for a more efficient settlement layer that can integrate with existing payment systems, rather than requiring a complete overhaul. Their answer is stablecoins. Visa has begun integrating USDC stablecoin settlements via the Solana blockchain for U.S. banks, emphasizing standardization and productization rather than disruptive innovation. This allows for near-instant, 24/7 settlements, reducing liquidity constraints and transaction times, all while maintaining a seamless experience for end-users. Meanwhile, Mastercard is pursuing a multi-chain strategy, partnering with entities like Ripple and Gemini to build a flexible compliance layer that connects traditional finance with on-chain settlement networks. This approach prioritizes adaptability across various stablecoins and blockchain environments, particularly for cross-border and B2B payments. Both companies recognize that the real competition is not about individual stablecoin growth, but about controlling the future settlement layer—where an estimated $40 trillion in credit market activity could be redefined. The shift toward programmable settlement tools could reshape core financial processes like credit issuance and risk management. This transition is occurring quietly in the background—a technical migration that is gradual but likely irreversible. As major payment networks adopt on-chain settlement capabilities, blockchain is becoming embedded within the infrastructure of finance itself, changing the underlying logic of how value moves globally.

marsbit12/18 10:03

The On-Chain Game of Payment Giants: The Battle for a $40 Trillion Settlement Layer

marsbit12/18 10:03

BitMEX Alpha: Could Western Union Be an Asymmetric Trade Opportunity in the Stablecoin Arena?

BitMEX Alpha explores whether Western Union (WU) represents an asymmetric investment opportunity in the stablecoin space. While stablecoins have reached a $250B market cap and serve as a critical "dollar API" for crypto, the most obvious investment target—Circle ($CRCL)—may not offer the best risk-reward due to high distribution costs and reliance on partners like Coinbase. In contrast, Western Union, with its established global distribution network of 200k+ physical agents and deep penetration in cash-heavy remittance corridors, is positioning itself to leverage stablecoin technology from the distribution side. WU already owns the last-mile channels that Circle must pay to access. By integrating its own dollar stablecoin (USDPT) and digital asset network, WU can maintain fee and FX spread revenue from its existing front-end while adding new income streams from on-chain settlement and float. WU trades at a distressed valuation (4x P/E, 10% dividend yield), pricing in digital disruption fears. However, it offers a deep-value, asymmetric bet on stablecoin adoption—a free option on its digital transformation, backed by strong cash flow. Circle, though a pure-play stablecoin issuer, faces margin compression and high customer acquisition costs. The report concludes that in the race for digital dollar adoption, controlling user access may be more valuable than minting tokens.

marsbit12/17 09:44

BitMEX Alpha: Could Western Union Be an Asymmetric Trade Opportunity in the Stablecoin Arena?

marsbit12/17 09:44

Interactive Brokers Opens 'Stablecoin Deposits': Why Is the Wall Street Giant Tearing Down the 'Payment Berlin Wall' at This Moment?

Interactive Brokers (IBKR), a major global electronic brokerage, has announced a landmark update allowing clients to deposit funds using stablecoins—primarily USDC—to trade traditional assets like stocks, futures, and forex. This move effectively bridges a significant gap between crypto and traditional finance (TradFi), addressing long-standing inefficiencies in fiat payment channels. Traditionally, cross-border wire transfers via SWIFT are slow (taking 1-3 business days), costly, and limited to banking hours. By leveraging blockchain technology, IBKR enables near-instant, 24/7 settlements, drastically reducing friction and improving capital efficiency for traders. Behind the scenes, IBKR likely partners with regulated entities like Paxos or Circle to convert USDC to USD seamlessly, ensuring compliance while using the blockchain as a new settlement layer. This strategic shift aims to attract crypto-native high-net-worth clients and institutions holding significant wealth in stablecoins, offering them a secure, compliant path to invest in traditional markets. It also signals the evolution of stablecoins from mere trading instruments to a foundational global payment infrastructure. However, challenges remain, including stringent KYC/AML requirements, address screening, and enhanced tax transparency. Despite these hurdles, IBKR’s move is a decisive step toward erasing the boundaries between crypto wallets and securities accounts, setting a new standard for the industry.

marsbit12/16 02:07

Interactive Brokers Opens 'Stablecoin Deposits': Why Is the Wall Street Giant Tearing Down the 'Payment Berlin Wall' at This Moment?