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Kicked Out of PayPal, Musk Aims for a Comeback in the Crypto Market

Elon Musk's X (formerly Twitter) has launched its "Smart Cashtags" feature, generating approximately $1 billion in trading volume within days of its April 2026 pilot launch. The feature allows users to click on stock or crypto tickers (or even full Solana token contract addresses) in posts to view real-time price charts and discussions without leaving the app. Initially available to iPhone users in the US and Canada, with a partnership in Canada enabling direct trading via the Wealthsimple app. This move is part of Musk's broader "Everything App" vision, spearheaded by the upcoming X Money platform. Analysts, such as Mizuho's Dan Dolev, see this as a potential disruptor to the US payments market, even prompting a downgrade of PayPal's stock. X Money's beta offers services like 6% APY on deposits, cashback, and P2P transfers, with speculation it may later incorporate crypto trading and stablecoin settlements for faster transactions. However, the ambitious plan faces significant regulatory scrutiny. Senator Elizabeth Warren has questioned the sustainability of the high 6% yield and raised concerns over X's banking partner, Cross River Bank, which has a history of regulatory violations. Additional risks involve the "GENIUS Act," which may create loopholes for stablecoin issuance without full FDIC insurance coverage, potentially leaving users unprotected. The integration of social trading on a platform with over 500 million users could inject new liquidity and retail interest into the crypto market. Yet, it also amplifies risks like herd mentality and the blurring of lines between entertainment and financial speculation. Musk's return to finance, after his ouster from PayPal, hinges on balancing innovation with regulatory compliance.

marsbit04/24 09:11

Kicked Out of PayPal, Musk Aims for a Comeback in the Crypto Market

marsbit04/24 09:11

Is SWIFT Integrating XRP For Payments? The Code Might Hold The Answer

Crypto pundit SMQKE has speculated that SWIFT may be integrating XRP for payments, citing code from the R3 Corda codebase that links XRP to ISO 20022 and SWIFT network. The code includes modules named XrpPayment and SWIFTPaymentStatusType, suggesting technical compatibility. While XRP is ISO 20022-ready, enabling potential connections with SWIFT-enabled institutions, SWIFT has not confirmed any integration. Currently, the only known link is through Ripple Treasury, a SWIFT connectivity partner, though SWIFT does not use XRP for payments. In related news, X (formerly Twitter) has added XRP to its cashtags feature, increasing its visibility. XRP is trading at around $1.40, up 3% in 24 hours.

bitcoinist04/16 22:02

Is SWIFT Integrating XRP For Payments? The Code Might Hold The Answer

bitcoinist04/16 22:02

X Makes A Big Crypto Move With Cashtags And In-App Trading Plans

X is expanding its crypto and financial market integration with the launch of Cashtags, a feature that enables users to discover tokens, view real-time price charts, and access trading functionality directly within the app. Initially available on iPhone in the US and Canada, the rollout will soon extend to web, Android, and global markets. Cashtags and contract addresses now trigger asset suggestions, allowing users to select specific stocks or cryptocurrencies. Tapping a Cashtag displays relevant posts feed and a price chart without leaving the platform. X also announced a pilot integration with Canadian brokerage Wealthsimple, enabling seamless in-app trading. This move aims to bridge market conversation with execution, positioning X as a platform where discovery, pricing, and trading converge. A broader global launch is expected soon.

bitcoinist04/15 18:32

X Makes A Big Crypto Move With Cashtags And In-App Trading Plans

bitcoinist04/15 18:32

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