Stablecoin Comparisons
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Visa stablecoin data reset leaves real payment trends unclear
Visa slashed its reported stablecoin volume after a major analytics overhaul, but transaction counts barely changed. The update raises new doubts about what on-chain numbers really say about crypto payments.
Falcon Finance rolls out dual-dollar stablecoin system for institutions and DeFi
Falcon Finance has launched fUSD, a regulated digital dollar issued by Anchorage Digital Bank and audited by Deloitte, to work alongside its on-chain synthetic dollar USDf. Each token is built for a different set of users and compliance needs inside the same ecosystem.
Crypto Lending Yields Fall Behind U.S. Treasuries
With Treasury yields rising, many crypto lending platforms now offer lower returns than government bonds, forcing investors to reconsider the risks and rewards of DeFi.
NetNet Locks Reserve Floor as OlympusDAO Backs Flexible Policy
NetNet and OlympusDAO both use reserve-backed tokens but split on policy control and reserve accounting. NetNet hard-codes USDG floors and excludes real-world assets from NAV, while OlympusDAO keeps governance levers and broader reserves
Banks Move to Issue Stablecoins, Redefining Crypto's Financial Role
Major banks are preparing to launch their own dollar-backed stablecoins, aiming to control on-chain payments and settlement. This shift could reshape how dollars move globally and challenge crypto-native issuers' dominance.
How Gate Idle Earn Lets Users Earn Yield on Tradable Stablecoins
Gate Idle Earn offers users a way to earn daily yield on idle USDT, USDC, and other stablecoins held in trading accounts-without locking funds or converting to a separate product. Here's how the mechanism works and what users should know
How Gate Idle Earn Works and What Affects Your Snapshot Balance
Gate Idle Earn lets eligible users earn yield on idle stablecoins without daily subscriptions, but actual returns depend on available balances after margin, open orders, and borrowed funds are excluded
Banks Turn to Tokenized Deposits to Compete With Stablecoins
U.S. banks are rolling out tokenized deposits to keep customer funds on their balance sheets, aiming to offer 24/7 programmable settlement and defend against stablecoin-driven funding pressures