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@LucidLabsFi
Stablecoins: Launch. Bridge. Grow.
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Life if the Clarity Act gets signed without a ban on yield-bearing stablecoins.
Stablecoin adoption and infrastructure expansion continue accelerating globally. Latest signals from this week: → @BNBChain stablecoin supply has doubled, surpassing $16B according to @artemis data → @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@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.
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According to @chainalysis, stablecoin payments could match Visa and Mastercard transaction volumes between 2031 and 2039. The numbers behind the market are becoming massive: → Adjusted organic growth projected at $710T → Potential upside reaching $1.5 quadrillion with macro catalysts Institutions are already moving as well. Western Union, Meta, Fidelity, and other Fortune 500 companies are preparing stablecoin-related products and infrastructure. One day, stablecoins will become the default layer for daily payments.
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Shocking stat of the day: Adjusted Stablecoin volume is projected to reach $719 TRILLION by 2035, according to a new report from Chainalysis. This projection is assuming organic growth alone. When factoring in macro catalysts, Chainalysis says this figure could approach $1.5 quadrillion. In fact, Stablecoin payment volumes are on pace to match Visa and Mastercard’s off-chain transaction volumes somewhere between 2031 and 2039. This comes amid a massive shift toward Stablecoin infrastructure, with Western Union, $USDPT, Fidelity, $FIDD, Meta, and many other Fortune 500 companies preparing launches. The ecosystem is also evolving, such as Jupiter's $JUPUSD, which returns yield back to the ecosystem and has been attracting large inflows. Stablecoin adoption is skyrocketing.
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To celebrate the @GoKiteAI x Lucid partnership, we’re launching a joint Galxe quest with the Kite team 🥳 Complete the simple tasks and earn your share from the $200 USDC pool. 👇 Link is below
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🚨 Reminder: Cross-chain swaps are live on Lucid across 25+ chains. Whether it's Avalanche, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon or others, Lucid x @RelayProtocol enables fast and efficient swaps across ecosystems. 👉 Try it yourself now:
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Last week, @a16zcrypto announced its $2.2B crypto fund focused on building during the utility phase. The point from the report stood out clearly: Crypto is shifting from speculation toward real-world utility, with stablecoins, onchain finance, and institutional adoption becoming the foundation of the future financial system. Even major funds are moving in this direction. At Lucid, we’re also happy to be building for this future with our yield-bearing stablecoin solution, Nebula 🫡
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Privacy and stablecoins are converging. Stablecoin adoption keeps accelerating, and regulation is pushing the market further into the mainstream. The next growth driver will likely be yield-bearing stablecoins. But as adoption scales, privacy becomes critical. Most users and businesses do not want fully transparent payment activity. That is why @0xPolygon recently introduced private stablecoin payments with @hinkal_protocol: → Zero-knowledge proofs hide transaction details → Non-custodial transfers → Built into Polygon’s “Open Money Stack” vision → No additional infrastructure needed for developers The future of stablecoins is not just speed and yield. It is privacy as well.
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Every stablecoin transfer on a public chain broadcasts who sent it, who received it, and how much moved. For a business moving money, privacy is paramount. We just launched private payments on Polygon. Here's how it works.
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Stablecoin adoption keeps accelerating globally. Here are the latest signals from this week: → @Bloomberg projects stablecoin payment flows to grow from $2.9T in 2025 to $56.6T by 2030 → @0xPolygon launched private stablecoin payments using zero-knowledge proofs, hiding sender, receiver and transfer amounts onchain → The first regulated yield-bearing dollar product is now live on @StellarOrg, combining stablecoin liquidity with money market-style yield access → Western Union officially launched its @solana-based dollar stablecoin, targeting 24/7 global settlement → Canada approved its first CAD-backed stablecoin, CADD, launched by Tetra Trust → South Korea is accelerating plans for a Won stablecoin after $115B flowed into USDT and USDC Follow us and stay tuned for weekly stablecoin market updates.
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How it feels explaining blockchain and crypto to a newbie
Last week, we onboarded @GoKiteAI into Lucid’s bridging ecosystem. Since then, activity has been steadily increasing. Fast, seamless, and efficient 🚀
If stablecoins are the current trend, the next one is clearly yield-bearing stablecoins. Great post by @DefiIgnas highlighting the importance of stablecoin yield. According to the data, corporate yields range between 7% and 18%, while crypto stablecoin yields are still around 3–5%. This gap is what needs to change for the next phase of adoption. Higher yield on stablecoins means stronger demand from both retail and businesses. At Lucid, we enable ecosystems to earn yield through Nebula. We currently deploy funds on Aave, with the flexibility to allocate across markets where yields are attractive and reliable. Reach out if you want to leverage stablecoin yield more efficiently 🤝
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DeFi needs new high-yield, high-risk products onchain. Everyone knows DeFi yields are too low for the risks we take, so while we reduce exploit risks on one side, we need new financial primitives for high yield. The demand for these products already exists. Despite the risks the demand for high yield products is high: • High yield corporate: ~7-9% • Private credit: ~8-12%, some strategies up to 15% • Private equity: ~12-18% (7-10 year lockups) In contrast, stablecoins yield between 3% to 5% and that's because rsETH hack temporarily increased yield. Seriously, DeFi risk profile looks good when you compare to private credit: illiquidity, years of lockups, unclear valuations and now withdrawal limits. But private credit still attracted $1.5T anyway because 8-12% on USD is hard to find elsewhere. That could be our target group currently underserved onchain. ---- We had amazing yields but the old yield model was reflexive. Bull markets push leverage demand up, which pushes yield up. Bear markets run the loop in reverse: TVL leaves, leverage demand collapses, yields compress. Emissions and points were really fun but temporary. The yield is gone when emissions stop, and mercenary capital leaves after TGE. We need to leave this circular economy. One innovation is undercollateralized lending but it's hard without identity. Maple tried this in 2021 and got rekt with ~$36M in bad debt from 3AC, Alameda etc. They stopped it now. Centrifuge loans also get rekt often but that's a risk lenders should be willing to take. Anyway, seems that the current innovation is still at importing TradFi yield instead of building crypto yield. Ethena's USDe with perps funding rates is truly unique. But even they are relying more on TradFi yields recently. Another recent 'innovation' is RWAs wrapping emerging market stables paying 10% local rates (with USD delta-neutral strategies). E.g. Brix on MegaETH. Tokenized stocks potential is also underdeveloped but will help: Borrow against tokenized SPX500 without selling which brings crypto native borrower demand but with real world collateral. Still early. What's actually missing is crypto native yield primitives. Something like: • Uniswap LP pools were the OG (and ETHlend). Yield from swap fees, paid by people actually trading. Still relies on crypto cycles but should reduce if payments increase (due to multiple stablecoin swaps required) • Fluid turns debt into LP positions. The borrowed liquidity also earns trading fees. • Liquity's BOLD pays yield from stability pool deposits and liquidation discounts. • Pendle splits yield-bearing assets into principal and yield tokens. Created a yield-trading market that didn't exist before. • Perp DEX LP vaults like Hyperliquid HLP. LPs earn from trader losses and funding rates. • Jito style MEV captured at the staking layer. The risk profile of these products is higher than wrapped T-bills. But they should give much higher yields. Private credit teaches that institutions are good at selling degen yield to their customers. DeFi could do the same. Hope we can find 10%+ yields from onchain mechanics soon. This will attract a new group of people, pump TVL and our bags as a result.
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Moving the industry forward. Driving the adoption of Nebula. Bringing deeper liquidity and yields for ecosystems. All thanks to our new partnership with @LucidLabsFi.
The payment infrastructure giant Visa has expanded its stablecoin pilot to 9 blockchains. Last week, during Q1 earnings, new networks were added, including @0xPolygon, @Base, @arc, @CantonNetwork, and @tempo. This allows 14,500 financial partners to settle stablecoins 24/7 across tailored networks, improving efficiency beyond traditional fiat rails. The stablecoin narrative is becoming more mainstream day by day. The next step: yield-bearing stablecoins.
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LATEST: @Visa expands its stablecoin settlement pilot to nine blockchains, adding @base, @0xPolygon, @circle's @Arc, @CantonNetwork and @Tempo.
🚨 New Partnership Announcement 🚨 Today, we're happy to announce our partnership with @ankr to work together to move the industry forward. Ankr is a Web3 infrastructure provider offering node and API access across 100+ networks. Together, we will drive adoption of Nebula, our bridge-agnostic stablecoin yield solution, across the ecosystem. This brings deeper liquidity, better yields for ecosystems, and a more seamless experience. Collaborating with the best to deliver better infrastructure 🫡
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Welcome to the Lucid ecosystem, Ankr 🤝 Excited to build together while driving the adoption of Nebula. DeFi will win.
Your chain's stablecoin TVL is generating yield for someone else. Ankr has partnered with @LucidLabsFi to change that. Any chain built on Ankr can now turn idle stables into recurring revenue for its own treasury.
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When crypto and stablecoin payments start getting regulated and adopted by countries.
Payment giants and platforms are doubling down on stablecoins. Here’s what made the headlines this week: → @Visa expanded its stablecoin pilot to 9 networks, including @base, @0xPolygon, @CantonNetwork, @arc and @tempo, pushing multi-chain settlement → @Meta partnered with @stripe to launch stablecoin payouts for creators, bringing crypto into social platforms → @tether led a $14M round in Belo, backing crypto-powered payments in Argentina → @WesternUnion plans to launch its @solana based stablecoin USDPT next month, alongside a broader crypto payment network → Shinhan Card, South Korea’s largest card issuer, is enabling stablecoin payments for 28M users via Solana → Over $1T in stablecoins has already been transferred in April alone Follow us and stay tuned for weekly stablecoin market updates.
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