Stablecoins like USDC are allowing people to transact the same way they use the internet. Directly, instantly, and at virtually no cost.And they move faster on Sei. ($/acc) https://t.co/HaWDnzjnch ...

HAR finally broke out of the yearly downtrend. And this is very exciting because this is seriously just the beginning for HAR and for the rest of the old coin market. Most of these old coins were just trading under that resistance level and now they're starting to create higher highs.They're starting to break out. And this is one of the biggest things to actually focus on right now because what this tells us is that this is the beginning of the parabolic wave for all coins. Now with Hideera, the thing about ...

Part of what's driving this big rally in crypto is obviously this momentum on Capitol Hill. Walk us through the nuts and bolts of what these bills could do for the crypto industry in a tangible way. So the Genius Act, which already passed the Senate, would effectively legalize stablecoins.These are cryptocurrencies that are backed by U.S. dollars. They're already quite popular, but their status in the U.S. was kind of in a gray area. If they're fully legalized, we might see more mainstream financial institu ...

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Adoption Wave & Infrastructure - Speculative eras drive onchain opportunists, but this wave is expected to be the 'stickiest' due to improved infrastructure and UX [1] - The industry now possesses the necessary infrastructure and improved UX to win over more sustained adoption than before [2] - Solana successfully managed a $600 million ICO onchain, highlighting infrastructure improvements [2] - The availability of fast chains and altDA further supports this stickiness [2] Shifting Perceptions & Institutional Demand - Perception around crypto has shifted, particularly regarding institutional demand, which focuses on long-term (5+ year) results [3] - Companies focused on RWAs, stablecoins, and tokenization contribute to this stickiness, playing a different game than treasury companies [4] Opportunities & Retention - The breadth of opportunities available to users, including social apps, InfoFi, DeFi, NFTs, games, tap trading, prediction markets, stablecoin yields, and tokenized equities, increases the likelihood of user retention [4][5] - The primary goal is to increase long-term retention from speculative booms to expand the onchain user base [5] - The industry anticipates much higher retention rates over the next 12-18 months compared to previous eras [5]

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What? The US stock market has hit a new high again? Nvidia's market value has exceeded 4 trillion US dollars? Bitcoin has also hit a new record high? The market has been really crazy recently. My friends around me are all discussing whether the US stock market will continue to rise? If it can rise again, where will the driving force come from? There are actually two very popular narrative lines on Wall Street now . One is of course AI and technology, and the other is the tokenization of US stocks. Will the ...

Bitcoin has just broken its all-time high, and it's no wonder. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have served as rocket fuel for BTC's price. Countries are adding it to their national reserves, and more companies than ever are holding BTC on their balance sheets. However, while it seems like Bitcoin is going from strength to strength, many have questioned whether this concentrated accumulation of BTC is good for Bitcoin or whether it poses new threats. It's a threat. A threat. A recent article by one of crypto's sharpest mi ...

If you guys have been watching the channel for the last couple roughly weeks, you know that HAR is probably one of the top picks on this channel for this alt season. And I still think that a lot of people are still avoiding Hyera. They're actually not even paying attention to H bar right now because there's definitely a lot of altcoins that are pumping pretty hard as well alongside HAR.Now, I've gone over many times why Hideera is extremely bullish right now, but in this video, I want to go over the DeFi si ...

Core Viewpoint - Circle Internet Group's stock has surged 140% since its IPO, driven by optimism around stablecoin adoption in traditional finance [1] Company Overview - Circle issues USDC, a leading stablecoin designed to maintain a value pegged to the U.S. dollar [1][2] - USDC is redeemable for $1 in cash at any time, ensuring its stability [2] Revenue Model - Circle's revenue primarily comes from holding U.S. Treasuries, with $1.66 billion of its $1.68 billion revenue in 2024 derived from reserve interest [4][5] - The company's revenue is closely linked to the amount of USDC in circulation and U.S. Treasury rates [5] Market Potential - There are currently 62.8 billion USDC in circulation, with expectations for significant growth as adoption increases [6] - The GENIUS Act, which supports stablecoin regulation, is likely to be signed into law this year, enhancing the market environment for USDC [7] Future Projections - Citi's analysis predicts stablecoin circulation could reach approximately $1.6 trillion by 2030, indicating substantial market potential [9] - USDC is well-positioned to capture a significant share of this market, especially as its main competitor, Tether, may not comply with the GENIUS Act [10] Competitive Landscape - USDC may face competition from traditional financial institutions, such as JP Morgan Chase and Bank of America, which are exploring their own stablecoins [11] - The potential introduction of a U.S. dollar central bank digital currency (CBDC) could also pose a challenge to USDC's growth [11] Interest Rate Sensitivity - Circle's revenue is sensitive to U.S. Treasury yields, which are influenced by Federal Reserve interest rates [12] - A 0.25% decrease in the Fed's rate could result in a 10% decline in Circle's revenue, highlighting the impact of interest rate changes [13] Investment Outlook - While stablecoin adoption is expected to grow, there are concerns that the stock may be overvalued due to long-term risks and a lack of competitive advantages [14]