Stablecoin adoption and infrastructure expansion continue accelerating globally.
Latest signals from this week:
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@BNBChain stablecoin supply has doubled, surpassing $16B according to
@artemis data
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@arbitrum reached 10 million stablecoin holders with over $1T transferred in a year
→ With around $5.4B stablecoin supply, Hyperliquid now has a larger stablecoin ecosystem than several major chains, according to
@DefiLlama
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@SuiNetwork announced free stablecoin transfers at any scale
→ 🇬🇧 The Bank of England is reportedly preparing to ease planned stablecoin restrictions after industry pushback, according to the Financial Times
→ 🇯🇵 Japan is preparing to launch a yen stablecoin focused on business payments
→ JPMorgan filed to launch a tokenized U.S. Treasury money-market fund on
@ethereum, designed for stablecoin reserve requirements under the GENIUS Act
→ KRWQ, the Korean won stablecoin, is expanding to
@solana to bring $100B+ daily KRW liquidity onchain
The stablecoin race is no longer only about payments.
Now it’s becoming a competition around liquidity, treasury infrastructure, regulation, and global settlement networks.