# FX İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "FX" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

Euro Stablecoins Have Entered DeFi, What Are Other Local Currencies Waiting For?

Euro stablecoins are leading the adoption of non-USD stablecoins in DeFi, while other local currency stablecoins remain primarily used for payments and settlements. The implementation of MiCA regulations in Europe effectively ended Tether’s EURT, reducing its supply from over $400M to around $50M. However, the broader non-USD stablecoin market (excluding EURT) has nearly tripled since early 2023, reaching $1.1B by February 2026. Euro-denominated stablecoins account for over 90% of non-USD transaction volume and are increasingly integrated into DeFi protocols like Aave and Morpho for lending and trading. In contrast, other local currency stablecoins (e.g., BRL, JPY) are mostly used for payments, remittances, and enterprise settlements, with nearly 80% of their activity falling under unidentified transfers. Regulatory clarity, as seen in Brazil and Japan, is crucial for adoption. The growth of non-USD stablecoins is driven by their potential to reduce FX costs, streamline cross-border payments, and minimize dollar dependency. While euro stablecoins have set a precedent for DeFi integration, broader adoption of other local currency tokens will likely focus first on payment infrastructure before expanding into DeFi applications.

marsbit03/30 06:58

Euro Stablecoins Have Entered DeFi, What Are Other Local Currencies Waiting For?

marsbit03/30 06:58

Stablecoins See Largest Conversion Spreads In Africa, Research Shows

Research from Borderless.xyz reveals that Africa has the highest median conversion spreads for stablecoin-to-fiat transactions globally, reaching nearly 300 basis points (3%) in January. This is significantly higher than Latin America's 1.3% and Asia's 0.07%. Within Africa, costs vary widely; South Africa has a low rate of 1.5% due to competition, while Botswana and Congo saw spreads exceeding 19% and 13%, respectively. The high costs are attributed to local market structure and lack of liquidity rather than blockchain technology. While stablecoins offer potential for cheaper remittances, the final conversion cost depends heavily on local competition and infrastructure, limiting savings in many African corridors.

bitcoinist02/12 11:31

Stablecoins See Largest Conversion Spreads In Africa, Research Shows

bitcoinist02/12 11:31

PrimeXBT: Turning Crypto into Working Capital, Not Just an Asset

Cryptocurrency is evolving from a passive asset to an active form of working capital that can be deployed across global markets. PrimeXBT enables this shift by allowing traders to use crypto as collateral to access a wide range of traditional financial instruments—including forex, indices, commodities, and stocks—all within a single platform. This approach reduces friction, avoids repeated fiat conversions, and supports both short-term and long-term strategies. By treating crypto as a universal funding layer rather than a closed ecosystem, PrimeXBT helps traders move capital quickly and efficiently across diverse opportunities, transforming crypto from a store of value into a dynamic tool for global trading.

bitcoinist01/21 17:32

PrimeXBT: Turning Crypto into Working Capital, Not Just an Asset

bitcoinist01/21 17:32

Insights on Going Global | Morocco: An Underestimated Blue Ocean Market for Web3

Morocco presents a unique and underestimated Web3 market in North Africa. Despite a strict 2017 central bank ban on cryptocurrency, it has one of the highest crypto adoption rates in the region, with an estimated 10-15% of its 37 million population holding crypto assets. This grassroots, youth-driven adoption is fueled by real economic pain points: strict foreign exchange controls and inefficient traditional banking. Freelancers and businesses increasingly use stablecoins like USDT to receive international payments and settle cross-border transactions quickly via P2P platforms, bypassing slow and costly bank transfers. A pivotal moment was the 2023 earthquake, where Binance’s $3 million crypto airdrop provided immediate, tangible aid to affected users, demonstrating the utility of borderless, instant value transfer in a crisis. By 2025, the regulatory landscape is shifting. The central bank is drafting new legislation to regulate crypto assets, opening doors for compliant exchanges, custody services, and stablecoin-based payment applications. Morocco offers significant potential due to its large, tech-savvy youth population, existing educated user base, and strong demand for fintech solutions. It represents a genuine, need-driven blue ocean market for Web3 ventures, distinct from more developed hubs.

marsbit12/31 02:17

Insights on Going Global | Morocco: An Underestimated Blue Ocean Market for Web3

marsbit12/31 02:17

Ex-Ripple Director Shares 4 Crypto And Blockchain Predictions For 2026

Former Ripple director and current Evernorth CEO Asheesh Birla predicts that by 2026, institutional adoption will move beyond speculation and become embedded in everyday financial infrastructure. His four key forecasts include: 1) Corporate treasuries will become programmable through DeFi and AI, reducing manual processes and middlemen. 2) Local stablecoins will proliferate and challenge the traditional $9.6 trillion FX market via on-chain exchanges. 3) Stablecoins will achieve mainstream use in corporate and bank settlements for real-time liquidity analytics and faster transactions, potentially growing from $300 billion to $100 trillion in market cap. 4) NFTs will rebrand as digital access tokens for membership, combining ticketing, loyalty, and collectibles. Birla emphasizes a shift toward practical, institutional use cases for blockchain and crypto.

bitcoinist12/24 19:05

Ex-Ripple Director Shares 4 Crypto And Blockchain Predictions For 2026