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Stablecoins settle payments. Treasuries pay yield. Commodities represent physical assets. Each is onchain now, with different compliance and recordkeeping needs. Shared standards let ownership, compliance, and settlement work consistently across all of them, without fragmenting the market. That's the foundation OpenAssets is building for.

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22,447 views • 1 month ago

new milestone for bouncebit prime: structured yield strategies are now powered by franklin templeton’s tokenized money market fund. this is the first time tokenized treasuries are being used actively – as live collateral in yield-bearing strategies, not just on-chain representations. at the core is a capital-efficient design: – base layer: tokenized treasury yield – top layer: crypto funding + basis arbitrage – all within regulated custody why it matters: tokenized treasuries become programmable: – posted as collateral, not just held – composable with automated strategies – no stablecoin, no synthetic risk rwa protocols get a real application layer: – yield flows into actual structured products – treasury assets support real capital deployment – institutional assets meet crypto-native logic prime is designed for this moment: – btc-backed, evm-compatible infrastructure – regulated custody w/ smart contract execution – onchain strategies, offchain-grade assets tokenization isn’t innovation until it’s used. and now it is.

new milestone for bouncebit prime: structured yield strategies are now powered by franklin templeton’s tokenized money market fund. this is the first time tokenized treasuries are being used actively – as live collateral in yield-bearing strategies, not just on-chain representations. at the core is a capital-efficient design: – base layer: tokenized treasury yield – top layer: crypto funding + basis arbitrage – all within regulated custody why it matters: tokenized treasuries become programmable: – posted as collateral, not just held – composable with automated strategies – no stablecoin, no synthetic risk rwa protocols get a real application layer: – yield flows into actual structured products – treasury assets support real capital deployment – institutional assets meet crypto-native logic prime is designed for this moment: – btc-backed, evm-compatible infrastructure – regulated custody w/ smart contract execution – onchain strategies, offchain-grade assets tokenization isn’t innovation until it’s used. and now it is.

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30,859 views • 1 year ago

The GENIUS Act is a pivotal move by the US to institutionalize stablecoins, and by extension, globalize dollar demand. With strict reserve requirements tied to Treasuries, it reinforces USD dominance and helps stabilize bond market fragility. In a world craving safety and predictability, this regulatory clarity is a greenlight for institutions and a trust layer for investors. Assuming optimism holds, we could see USDC/USDT market caps grow 20–30% annually. Smaller issuers will face compliance hurdles, though. Expect consolidation. Regulation isn’t always fun. But it’s necessary. 🎤👇

The GENIUS Act is a pivotal move by the US to institutionalize stablecoins, and by extension, globalize dollar demand. With strict reserve requirements tied to Treasuries, it reinforces USD dominance and helps stabilize bond market fragility. In a world craving safety and predictability, this regulatory clarity is a greenlight for institutions and a trust layer for investors. Assuming optimism holds, we could see USDC/USDT market caps grow 20–30% annually. Smaller issuers will face compliance hurdles, though. Expect consolidation. Regulation isn’t always fun. But it’s necessary. 🎤👇

Gracy Chen @Bitget

10,711 views • 1 year ago

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BSCN

17,892 views • 1 month ago

Native USDC, EURC, and CCTP are now live on Cronos, powering @CronosApp and the wider ecosystem. Developers, PSPs, and DeFi teams on Cronos can now access the world’s largest regulated dollar and euro stablecoins for a range of use cases: → DeFi activity: Use USDC and EURC for lending, trading, and settlement → Crosschain money movement: Move USDC seamlessly across chains with CCTP for robust liquidity access → Payments and treasury: Manage payouts, settlement, and treasury operations → AI-powered workflows: Support agentic payments and emerging agent-to-agent applications with programmable stablecoins Day 1 apps: Crypto.com, LI.FI, Relay, VVS-Finance, WolfSWAP | Cronos Swap & Win With this integration, USDC and EURC are supported natively on 35 and 7 blockchains, respectively. CCTP is now available on 25 blockchains and enables smooth USDC crosschain transfers without third-party bridges. Get started today:

Native USDC, EURC, and CCTP are now live on Cronos, powering @CronosApp and the wider ecosystem. Developers, PSPs, and DeFi teams on Cronos can now access the world’s largest regulated dollar and euro stablecoins for a range of use cases: → DeFi activity: Use USDC and EURC for lending, trading, and settlement → Crosschain money movement: Move USDC seamlessly across chains with CCTP for robust liquidity access → Payments and treasury: Manage payouts, settlement, and treasury operations → AI-powered workflows: Support agentic payments and emerging agent-to-agent applications with programmable stablecoins Day 1 apps: Crypto.com, LI.FI, Relay, VVS-Finance, WolfSWAP | Cronos Swap & Win With this integration, USDC and EURC are supported natively on 35 and 7 blockchains, respectively. CCTP is now available on 25 blockchains and enables smooth USDC crosschain transfers without third-party bridges. Get started today:

Circle

59,278 views • 3 months ago