StableCoin

This article offers a thorough examination of the workings and inefficiency issues of current payment systems, and discusses how stablecoins can utilize blockchain technology to resolve these challenges and advance payment system innovation.

The article examines the roots of this mentality—namely, childhood anxiety and trauma surrounding money—while also contrasting the behaviors of scarcity-oriented traders with those of abundance-oriented traders, illustrating the distinct differences in their decision-making approaches.

The article offers a thorough analysis of both the speed and specifics of policy developments across different countries, and uses concrete case studies to highlight how each nation has forged its own distinct approach and strategy in regulating stablecoins.

The article offers an in-depth look at how these institutions are leveraging stablecoins and blockchain technology to solve the high costs and inefficiencies associated with traditional cross-border payments, and details their ongoing efforts to ensure regulatory compliance.

Circle collaborates intensively with Bybit and OKX to build a "shadow alliance" for the use of USDC, striving to break the hegemony of Tether stablecoin. This article delves into its profit-sharing expansion model, fiat currency overseas layout, and valuation challenges after the IPO, shedding light on the reshaping process of the global stablecoin order.

This article examines how stablecoins are evolving from trading instruments into mainstream payment and yield-bearing assets. It covers key trends such as the Genius Act, cross-border payments, on-chain forex, and institutional yield strategies, while also highlighting the rise of compliance tools and yield aggregation platforms.

This article analyzes the reasons why Hong Kong missed the opportunity for QR code payment and evaluates the challenges and opportunities for stablecoin implementation in the region.

The article reveals how federal licensing reshapes the compliance barriers in the stablecoin industry and the global flow pattern of the dollar.

This article provides an in-depth analysis of how stablecoins are reshaping the financial manufacturing and distribution models—from instant credit line withdrawals via non-bank credit cards, to the convergence of Banking-as-a-Service (BaaS) and DeFi, and further explores how stablecoin orchestrators (e.g., Bridge, BVNK) abstract away complexity to unlock innovation.

This report reviews the explosive logic behind DeFi Summer and systematically analyzes PayFi’s core concepts, protocol ecosystems, application scenarios, and potential catalysts, exploring whether it has the potential to trigger a new wave of on-chain financial enthusiasm—“PayFi Summer.” Unlike DeFi Summer, PayFi focuses more on addressing real-world payment pain points and delivering long-term sustainable value. It is driven by strategic capital, targets a mass user base, and originates within a stricter regulatory environment. Therefore, its “Summer” is more likely to be a moderate, enduring transformation that profoundly reshapes global payment infrastructure, rather than a short-term speculative frenzy.

This article conducts a deep dive into stablecoin market's three core dilemmas—regulatory compliance, decentralized ethos, and capital efficiency—through case studies of Liquity V2, the Genius Act, and RWA-backed stablecoins.

The article discusses Circle's position in the stablecoin market, including its revenue-sharing agreement with Coinbase, as well as the market growth and share of USDC.

The article provides a detailed introduction to the regulatory processes of various countries, regulatory documents, regulatory bodies, and the core content of the regulatory framework, including the definition of stablecoin, the entry thresholds for issuers, the mechanisms for maintaining coin value stability and reserve assets, compliance requirements during circulation, and special regulatory rules for important stablecoins.

The article elaborates on the core mechanisms of USD.AI, including the dual-token model, CALIBER asset framework, and QEV redemption mechanism, as well as how its technological innovations provide a win-win solution for AI infrastructure operators and crypto users.

The article also explores in detail the value creation mechanisms of stablecoins in application scenarios such as B2B cross-border payments, tokenization of real-world assets (RWA), and the connection between DeFi and traditional finance, while comparing the regulatory strategies of Hong Kong and Singapore, demonstrating how the regulatory environment shapes the direction of market evolution.