Different chains dominate different use cases.@ethereum is currently leading in high-value DeFi & stablecoins.Here’s what the data shows. 🧵👇 https://t.co/IBr2G22BkU ...

RT Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal)Why stablecoins & RWAs matter for $ETH 👇To date, the application TVL on @ethereum has set the floor for ETH's market cap.Should that continue to hold, the more assets that get tokenized (incl. stablecoins) & used in Ethereum-based apps, the more ETH stands to benefit. https://t.co/ZcaAUSWsoa ...

🏦⛓️ @Fidelity's FDIT tokenized money market fund on @ethereum surpasses $260 million in market cap.Fidelity is a private company with ~$6.4 trillion in (offchain) assets under management.The market cap of tokenized assets can grow a lot quicker than many realize. https://t.co/H2aMRDccr2Token Terminal 📊 (@tokenterminal):Why stablecoins & RWAs matter for $ETH 👇To date, the application TVL on @ethereum has set the floor for ETH's market cap.Should that continue to hold, the more assets that get tokenized (incl ...

Why stablecoins & RWAs matter for $ETH 👇To date, the application TVL on @ethereum has set the floor for ETH's market cap.Should that continue to hold, the more assets that get tokenized (incl. stablecoins) & used in Ethereum-based apps, the more ETH stands to benefit. https://t.co/ZcaAUSWsoa ...

Core Insights - Brazil's crypto market is experiencing significant growth, with reported transactions reaching between $6 billion and $8 billion monthly, potentially rising to $9 billion by 2030 if current trends continue [1][2] - The majority of these transactions are now dominated by stablecoins, which account for up to 90% of reported transactions in some months, indicating a shift away from Bitcoin [2] - Brazil's tax authority, Receita Federal, is implementing a new reporting system called DeCripto, set to replace existing rules by July 2025, to better track the growing crypto economy [3][5] Regulatory Changes - The new DeCripto system will be based on the Crypto-Asset Reporting Framework (CARF) developed by the OECD, allowing for automatic exchange of tax information between jurisdictions [4] - Under DeCripto, exchanges will be required to categorize transactions into specific types, including crypto-to-fiat trades and transfers to unhosted wallets, with data collection starting in January 2025 [5] - Brazil's central bank is also introducing extensive crypto regulations, establishing a licensing regime for crypto service providers and requiring them to hold between $2 million and $7 million in capital [6] Compliance Requirements - Companies must comply with the new regulations within a nine-month window, or they risk being barred from operating in Brazil [7]

Core Insights - Trust Stamp Inc is advancing biometric technology to enhance security for stablecoins and digital assets, addressing the issue of lost access to crypto assets due to forgotten passwords or seed phrases [1][2][7] Company Technology - The company has developed a "stable key" technology that binds identity to tokenized assets using a privacy-preserving biometric template, which is a significant improvement over traditional methods [1][5][6] - Trust Stamp's technology allows for the regeneration of lost seed phrases by linking them to biometric data and devices, thus ensuring that only authorized users can access their funds [7] Industry Context - The stablecoin market is facing regulatory scrutiny, with new regulations expected to enhance consumer protection and compliance, particularly in light of the Genius Act and the Stable Act [4][8] - Trust Stamp's technology aims to integrate compliance measures directly into stablecoin transactions, potentially addressing vulnerabilities in the current system [8] Security Features - The company's approach utilizes zero-knowledge proofs to validate identities without exposing raw data, which is crucial in the context of increasing cybersecurity threats, including those posed by quantum computing [9][10]

Ocash Capabilities - Ocash enables stablecoins to exceed Visa + Mastercard volume combined [1] - Ocash facilitates private, compliant transactions [1] - Ocash offers regulator-ready audit proofs via Dual-Key Escrow [1] - Ocash supports private payroll for DAOs & enterprises [1] - Ocash aims for remittance rails targeting approximately 1% fees [1] - Ocash provides a unified settlement layer for humans and autonomous AI agents [1] Regulatory and Enterprise Needs - Enterprises require the ability to run treasury, payroll, or supply-chain logic, which is not feasible on a public ledger [1] - Regulators (GENIUS Act, MiCA) now mandate auditability instead of surveillance [1]

On Nov. 28, China’s central bank (PBOC) convened a coordination meeting and reiterated that: Virtual assets do not have the same legal status as fiat, are not legal tender, and must not be used as currency in market circulation; related business activities constitute illegal financial activity. Stablecoins are a form of virtual asset and currently cannot effectively meet KYC/AML requirements, posing risks of money laundering, fundraising fraud, and illicit cross-border capital transfers. https://t.co/r8V7dU ...

RT Ignas | DeFi (@DefiIgnas)This cycle was tough for making money, but we succeeded in finally bringing 'killer crypto apps.'At least three:- Stablecoins- Prediction markets- TokenizationWe could add onchain perps, too.None of the above have reached their max potential. Far from it.It's not the time to leave crypto. ...

LATEST: ⚡ Animoca Brands will expand further beyond gaming next year to invest in multiple companies spanning sectors such as AI, DePIN, DeFi and stablecoins, chief strategy officer Keyvan Peymani told CNBC this week. https://t.co/wdCXsBHFo1 ...