Stablecoin use on @ethereum is at an all-time high, while the cost to transact is at an all-time low.A chart to follow 👇 https://t.co/PUgd3gtGJH ...

RT Eco (@eco)Non-USDC/USDT stablecoin supply on @solana is exploding!In just 13 months, supply grew from $195M to $3B+.15x growth in just over a year.Data: @tokenterminal https://t.co/S6AEMzHmhG ...

RT BSCN (@BSCNews)💵 USD rails. Dirham rails. Both on-chain. Same ledger.@Ripple just expanded its Zand Bank partnership. RLUSD for international. AEDZ for domestic. Dual-stablecoin system live on XRPL.UAE's first digital bank. $1.5B RLUSD market cap. Regulated on both ends.Full story ⬇️ ...

RT Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal)BREAKING: Non-USDC/USDT stablecoin supply on @solana is up by ~10x since Jan 2025. https://t.co/yKJrdzUQqQ ...

Core Insights - Stablecoins have become a conservative alternative to traditional cryptocurrencies, being pegged to the U.S. dollar unlike Bitcoin which lacks a defined market value [1] Group 1: Stablecoin Overview - Stablecoins are useful for quick cross-border transfers and can be held without a bank account, offering higher yields than traditional savings accounts [2] - USD Coin (USDC) has a market cap of $73.3 billion, making it the second-most-valuable stablecoin, while Ripple USD (RLUSD) has a market cap of $1.5 billion, ranking ninth [6] Group 2: USD Coin - USD Coin was launched by Circle in 2018 and is backed 1:1 by U.S. dollars and short-term U.S. Treasuries, with monthly attestations from independent auditing firms [7] - The structure of USD Coin is more transparent and centralized, appealing to conservative investors who prefer institutional backing [8] Group 3: Ripple USD - Ripple USD was launched in 2024 and operates as an "IOU" issued by individual gateways on the XRP Ledger, backed by U.S. dollars in the gateway's bank account [9] - The decentralized nature of Ripple USD relies on the reputation of the issuing gateway, which poses risks if the gateway fails to hold sufficient cash [10] Group 4: Investment Recommendation - For most investors, USD Coin is considered a better stablecoin than Ripple USD due to its straightforward structure and institutional backing, while Ripple USD's decentralized approach may be less stable for conservative investors [11]

RT Eco (@eco)Non-USDC/USDT stablecoin supply on @solana is exploding!In just 13 months, supply grew from $195M to $3B+.15x growth in just over a year.Data: @tokenterminal https://t.co/S6AEMzHmhG ...

RT David Walsh (@davwals)Latest @enteronchain hot off the press⚡️→ Fidelity stablecoin goes live on Ethereum→ Vitalik's Vision for Ethereum L2s→ 12 banks to launch Euro stablecoin on Ethereum→ CME Group explores “CME Coin”→ Revolut stakes 60000 ETHand much moreanother great week on @ethereum ...

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💵 USD rails. Dirham rails. Both on-chain. Same ledger.@Ripple just expanded its Zand Bank partnership. RLUSD for international. AEDZ for domestic. Dual-stablecoin system live on XRPL.UAE's first digital bank. $1.5B RLUSD market cap. Regulated on both ends.Full story ⬇️BSCN (@BSCNews):https://t.co/Nxx2TY8gGF ...

Today is a very big day for the crypto world considering the fact that today is the second round of bank crypto talks for the clarity act market structure legislation. Now this has been a back and forth battle between stablecoin yield what should and you know should not be offered um and ultimately you know it has been a very big issue uh for you know the future of crypto. I mean, if we think about this legislation, I mean, when is the next time that the banks are going to be eager to negotiate with crypto ...