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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

Dollar stablecoin for Gaza? Trump advisers’ proposal draws scrutiny

Advisers linked to Donald Trump’s Board of Peace are exploring a dollar-pegged stablecoin for Gaza to facilitate aid, salaries, and commerce amid the territory's damaged banking infrastructure. The proposal, still in early stages, was presented by an Israeli tech entrepreneur and would function as a supplementary payment rail—traceable and compliant with U.S. regulations. Proponents argue it offers a practical solution for fast, low-cost payments in a cash-scarce environment. However, it would deepen Gaza’s structural reliance on the U.S. dollar and expose the economy to potential sanctions or enforcement risks. The idea reflects the growing role of stablecoins in geopolitical and reconstruction debates, even as it remains unclear whether it will advance formally.

ambcrypto02/23 18:17

Dollar stablecoin for Gaza? Trump advisers’ proposal draws scrutiny

ambcrypto02/23 18:17

AI Payment Undercurrents: Google Brings 60 Allies, Stripe Builds Its Own Entire Road

The AI payment war is intensifying as major tech companies race to control the infrastructure for AI-driven transactions. Google has formed an alliance with over 60 traditional financial and tech companies, including Mastercard and PayPal, to establish the "AI Agent Payment Protocol." Meanwhile, Stripe has taken a more independent approach by acquiring key companies like Bridge (for stablecoin capabilities) and Privy (for wallet technology), co-developing the Tempo blockchain with Paradigm, and launching the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP) with OpenAI. This allows AI platforms like ChatGPT to enable seamless, in-chat payments without redirecting users. At the heart of the conflict is the "toll" for processing AI transactions. Stripe’s strategy involves building a full-stack solution—from stablecoin accounts and blockchain infrastructure to banking licenses—while Google’s coalition relies on established financial networks. Notably, Circle and its USDC stablecoin emerge as a likely winner regardless of which camp dominates, as both ecosystems depend on compliant, auditable digital dollars for settlement. The broader implication is the need for a financial system capable of supporting autonomous AI agents conducting economic activities. While Stripe envisions a future where AI handles end-to-end transactions, Google’s alliance prefers integrating AI with existing human-centric systems. Regardless, the adoption of stablecoins for AI payments is accelerating, with regulatory and consumer protection questions remaining unresolved. The infrastructure is being built rapidly, and the toll collection has already begun.

marsbit02/23 07:34

AI Payment Undercurrents: Google Brings 60 Allies, Stripe Builds Its Own Entire Road

marsbit02/23 07:34

ProShares’ stablecoin-ready ETF posts ‘insane’ $17B trading debut

ProShares' GENIUS Money Market ETF (IQMM) shattered records with an "insane" $17 billion in first-day trading volume, far surpassing the debut of major Bitcoin ETFs. The fund, designed to hold assets compliant with the proposed U.S. stablecoin (GENIUS Act) regulations, is intended for use as reserves by stablecoin issuers. While speculation suggested a major issuer like Circle could be behind the volume, it was clarified the initial funding came from internal ProShares funds for cash management. Separately, the stablecoin sector received a significant regulatory boost as the SEC reduced its capital "haircut" on stablecoin holdings from 100% to 2%, a move hailed by Circle's CEO as a major win that will foster greater adoption in capital markets.

ambcrypto02/21 14:01

ProShares’ stablecoin-ready ETF posts ‘insane’ $17B trading debut

ambcrypto02/21 14:01

Four Years of Transformation: A Deep Dive into the Evolution of Coinbase's Business Model

Coinbase has undergone a significant business transformation from 2021 to 2025, shifting from heavy reliance on retail trading revenue (88% in 2021) to a more diversified model. By 2025, retail trading contributed only 48% of total revenue, while subscription and service revenue grew to 41% of total revenue—driven largely by stablecoin income (19% of total revenue, via the Circle partnership), staking, and Coinbase One subscriptions. Total revenue in 2025 increased by 9.4% year-over-year but remains 6.4% below the 2021 peak. Transaction revenue fell 40% compared to 2021. The company improved operational efficiency, reducing costs by 45% in 2023 through layoffs and restructuring, resulting in a 21% operating margin in 2025. Coinbase's balance sheet is strong with $11.3 billion in cash, minimal debt cost (~1% interest), and significant crypto holdings. However, it faces risks including competition, regulation, market cyclicality, interest rate sensitivity, and concentration in its Circle partnership. Compared to Robinhood, Coinbase trades at a lower valuation multiple despite a stronger balance sheet, presenting a potential opportunity for long-term crypto investors.

比推02/20 19:53

Four Years of Transformation: A Deep Dive into the Evolution of Coinbase's Business Model

比推02/20 19:53

Stablecoin Crime Wave? $141B In Illicit Activity Reported This Year

In 2025, approximately $141 billion in stablecoins was reportedly acquired by illicit actors, largely due to their predictable value and fast transaction speeds. Sanctions-related networks accounted for about 86% of these illicit flows, with $72 billion tied to a Russian ruble-pegged token. These networks also showed connections to China, Iran, North Korea, and Venezuela. Stablecoins were heavily used in guarantee marketplaces and human trafficking operations, where payment certainty and liquidity were prioritized. While scams and ransomware often start in Bitcoin or Ether, funds are frequently converted to stablecoins during laundering. The stablecoin market capitalization exceeded $270 billion in early 2026, dominated by Tether’s USDT ($180B) and Circle’s USDC ($70B), which together control over 90% of the market.

bitcoinist02/20 18:02

Stablecoin Crime Wave? $141B In Illicit Activity Reported This Year

bitcoinist02/20 18:02

Bybit EU Launches USDC and EURC Stablecoin Earn Campaigns Across Europe

Bybit EU, the European arm of the crypto exchange and a MiCA-licensed provider, has launched new stablecoin Earn campaigns featuring USDC and EURC to promote responsible digital asset usage in Europe. The initiative, which began on February 2nd, offers fixed-term savings products with APRs ranging from 14% to 20%, aiming to encourage long-term financial habits rather than short-term speculation. Co-CEO Mazurka Zeng stated that integrating these regulated stablecoins supports financial literacy within a compliant European framework. The campaigns are part of Bybit EU’s broader effort to expand access to MiCA-aligned stablecoins for trading, savings, and payments. A concurrent "Consistency Counts" trading competition with a 110,000 USDC prize pool is also underway.

TheNewsCrypto02/20 00:20

Bybit EU Launches USDC and EURC Stablecoin Earn Campaigns Across Europe

TheNewsCrypto02/20 00:20

XDC launches real-world USDC spending as stablecoins cross $307B

Stablecoins, with a total market capitalization exceeding $307 billion, are primarily used for behind-the-scenes financial transactions. However, a new partnership between XDC Network and OrbitX Pay aims to bridge the gap between on-chain assets and real-world commerce. This integration will allow users to spend USD Coin (USDC) held on the XDC network directly at any merchant that accepts Visa, functioning like a regular card payment. The goal is to reduce reliance on costly and time-consuming fiat currency conversions and third-party off-ramps. Ritesh Kakkad, co-founder of XDC Network, sees this as a move towards everyday blockchain utility. Similarly, OrbitX CEO Ankitt Guar stated the initiative aims to reduce friction by keeping users in control of their assets while connecting to global payment networks. This development occurs as stablecoin adoption grows. A BVNK research report found that 56% of stablecoin users plan to acquire more in the next year, and over half increased their holdings in the past year. Notably, about 35% of income for freelancers and sellers is received in stablecoins on average. The move underscores the evolution of digital assets from speculative instruments into practical tools for daily spending, though meaningful adoption of such integrations remains an open question.

ambcrypto02/18 15:03

XDC launches real-world USDC spending as stablecoins cross $307B

ambcrypto02/18 15:03

Zircuit Finance Launches Institutional-Grade Onchain Yield Platform Targeting 8–11% APR

Zircuit Finance, a security-first digital asset company, has launched an institutional-grade on-chain yield platform targeting 8–11% APR on USDC and USDT. The platform, incubated by a team from Quantstamp, provides simplified cross-chain access to professional yield strategies with fast withdrawals for smaller requests. It partners with regulated institutions like Monarq Asset Management and Forteus, and integrates with FalconX for prime brokerage services. Built by cybersecurity experts with a strong auditing background, Zircuit aims to offer a secure, transparent, and efficient way for users to generate yield on stablecoins.

TheNewsCrypto02/17 19:16

Zircuit Finance Launches Institutional-Grade Onchain Yield Platform Targeting 8–11% APR

TheNewsCrypto02/17 19:16

Polygon Surpasses Ethereum in Daily Transaction Fees

According to data from Token Terminal, Polygon, a scaling solution for Ethereum, surpassed Ethereum in daily transaction fee revenue for the first time. On a recent Friday, Polygon generated $407,121 in fees compared to Ethereum's $211,790. This surge is largely attributed to heavy usage of the prediction market platform Polymarket, which has driven significant on-chain activity. For instance, an Oscars-related market on Polymarket saw over $15 million in wagers. Additionally, increased stablecoin activity, particularly USDC, on the Polygon network has contributed to this growth. While the trend continued over the weekend, fees have since normalized, with Ethereum regaining its lead. This event highlights a momentary shift in network activity, prompting discussions on long-term competition.

TheNewsCrypto02/17 13:45

Polygon Surpasses Ethereum in Daily Transaction Fees

TheNewsCrypto02/17 13:45

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