Блокчейн Stellar усилил свои позиции в финансовом секторе в первой половине 2025

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Первая половина 2025 года стала одной из самых сильных для криптопроекта Stellar. По данным Nansen, сеть выдерживала стабильную нагрузку на уровне 1,5 млн–2,5 млн транзакций в день, фиксируя не спекулятивные всплески, а устойчивое использование. Это совпало с выходом ряда продуктов и интеграций, которые усилили позиции Stellar как ключевой инфраструктуры для традиционных финансов.

Важным шагом стал запуск Stellar RPC, который сделал сеть EVM-дружественной. Поддержка JSON-RPC открыла возможность простого подключения кошельков и децентрализованных приложений, а также упрощенного перехода для Ethereum-разработчиков. Это значительно снизило порог вхождения и устранило барьеры для новых интеграций.

В вопросах безопасности сеть усилила позиции благодаря партнерству с OpenZeppelin. Компания добавила на Stellar свои проверенные аудит-фреймворки и шаблоны для Soroban.

Кроме того аналитики отметили серьезные интеграции с крупными компаниями. PayPal запустила свой стейблкоин PYUSD на Stellar, открыв возможность быстрых и дешевых глобальных переводов. Французский банк Societe Generale-Forge выпустил MiCA-соответствующий евро-стейблкоин.

Важным направлением стали токенизированные реальные активы. На Stellar появились USDY от Ondo Finance, Stablebond с госдолгом на блокчейне и решения FICC.ai в сфере цифрового долгового рынка. Эти продукты показали, что RWA перестали быть модным термином и превратились в реальную инфраструктуру для инвесторов.

Сектор DeFi также получил развитие. Проект FxDao представил агрегатор DEX с управлением через голосование, а Blend v2 дал возможность пользователям кредитовать и занимать средства через изолированные пулы. Это расширило ликвидные возможности сети. Отдельное внимание привлек запуск MoneyGram Ramps. Решение предложило функции обмена наличных и криптовалют более чем в 180 странах и с поддержкой свыше 30 цифровых и реальных валют.

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