# 稳定币

#稳定币 50 million USDT is gone just like that. After reviewing the entire case, I really have to reflect on one question: When managing stablecoin positions on exchanges, is our safety awareness a bit lax?
Phishers use addresses with the same first and last three digits to inject malicious links. Victims simply copy the address from the transaction record and send—this is not a technical issue, but a matter of operational habits. After so many years of copying trades, my biggest fear isn't choosing the wrong trader, but rather that the hard-earned profits will have issues during withdrawal. So

#稳定币 Seeing Phantom's latest moves, I am truly excited. The $3 billion valuation actually tells a very clear story — wallets are no longer just wallets.
In traditional thinking, a wallet is simply a tool for storing and accessing assets. But what is Phantom doing now? Through innovations like stablecoins, debit cards, and prediction markets, it is transforming the wallet into a gateway to a complete financial ecosystem. What does this mean? It means we are one step closer to a truly autonomous financial experience.
The stablecoin direction is especially worth paying attention to. It addresses

#稳定币 Seeing Ghana's move, what flashed through my mind was the shadow of the 2017 wave. Back then, central banks around the world were still in a "containment" stance towards cryptocurrencies. Now they are shifting to "framework regulation." What does this change mean? It means they are finally acknowledging a reality — that what cannot be stopped is better integrated into the system.
Ghana's case is particularly interesting. With a transaction volume of $3 billion per year and 17% of adults using crypto assets, these are not small numbers. What does this indicate? It shows that in regions wh

#稳定币 After reviewing DWF Labs' data summary, the market structure in 2025 is indeed undergoing a qualitative change. The $19 billion liquidation cleared excessive leverage, marking a necessary cleansing.
What’s more noteworthy is the stablecoin sector — supply has increased by over 50% year-on-year, with $20 billion entering interest-bearing products. This shift is very interesting. From being purely a payment tool to becoming an asset management tool, it indicates that on-chain funds are seeking yield-bearing opportunities. Stablecoins are no longer just a medium of exchange but are becoming

#稳定币 I was a bit stunned just now after being ripped off by Gas fees on the exchange. A small transaction ended up costing me several dollars😅 Then I saw that the Solana Foundation launched Kora, which surprisingly supports fee-free transactions? And you can even pay fees with stablecoins?
This is a real blessing for us newbies! I used to be confused about why the transaction fees were so high, but now I realize that technically, it has long been possible to pay fees on behalf of users—it's just that there were no ready-made solutions in the market before. The Kora solution seems to standard

Ghana's move is truly brilliant, directly legalizing cryptocurrencies. 17% of adults are using crypto assets, which shows that people have been using them for a while, and the government is just going with the flow. The most interesting part is their exploration of gold-backed stablecoins, and I have to say this idea is quite good—backed by physical assets, which is definitely more solid than those air coins.
By 2026, they also plan to promote this in areas like payments and trade financing, truly treating crypto as a tool rather than just speculation. Ghana handles $3 billion in transactions

#稳定币 Ethereum's recent updates are truly worth paying attention to. By 2025, it has transformed from an experimental network into a global infrastructure, with stablecoin supply surpassing $300 billion, annual transaction volume reaching 46 trillion, and Ethereum holding a 54% market share — what does this mean? Ecosystem liquidity has significantly increased, interaction costs have dropped markedly.
Pectra and Fusaka's two hard forks directly lowered Gas fees, PeerDAS achieved 8x capacity expansion, Layer2 solutions are fully mature, and tier-1 fee structures are now a reality. For opportuni

#稳定币 Seeing the stablecoin supply grow 50% year-over-year reminds me of the "wealth management talk" from a few years ago. Back then, high-yield promises were everywhere. And what happened? Projects collapsed one after another, ultimately hurting those of us seeking stable returns.
Now, with $20 billion allocated to interest-bearing stablecoins, the logic is a bit different this time. Leverage has been cleared, and the market is shifting from pure speculation to balance sheet-driven—simply put, it’s about real asset backing rather than stories and FOMO hype. This kind of shift is actually goo

#稳定币 Tether is up to something again? An AI-integrated mobile wallet supporting BTC, USDT, USAT, XAUT... Is this aiming to turn the stablecoin ecosystem into a one-stop platform? 💀
Honestly, this move with USDT is quite clever. AI integration plus local private deployment means the wallet experience will be upgraded, and user stickiness will soar. Especially in the stablecoin sector, finally someone is seriously building the ecosystem. 🔥
As a new stablecoin, USAT will also benefit from this publicity wave. The effect is top-notch. But the core still depends on the implementation progress—wi

#稳定币 Solana's move is absolutely brilliant 🔥 When Kora launched, not only did it offer fee-free transactions, but it also allowed paying gas with stablecoins? This is the ecosystem I've been wanting!
In the past, the biggest hassle with meme coins was paying high transaction fees every time. Now, using USDC, USDT, or even other stablecoins, it’s all handled easily, directly reducing the trial-and-error costs for retail investors. Plus, supporting remote signature transfers to secure environments is a huge boost for security.
Most importantly—once this is rolled out, the transaction volume in