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@AlliumLabs Great breakdown. Lots just giving raw supply numbers and calling it a day, rather than actually digging into who’s moving what, where, and why is huge

Stablecoins are becoming a new global payment rail. But most analyses stop at supply and total volume. Today, we’re publishing: Stablecoins: The Emergence of a New Payment Rail Market Overview, Payments, Geography, Supply Distribution, and Blockchain Infrastructure This research is powered by Allium Terminal. Geographic attribution. Entity intelligence across 300M+ labeled wallets. Counterparty segmentation across economic relationships. Not just how much is moving but who is moving it, where, and for what purpose. If you want to understand real stablecoin adoption beyond headline numbers: Read the report here: allium.so/reports/stable…

@solanapayments @catgu_ @SolanaFndn Spot on! Stablecoins are killing it for seamless payments, especially in areas like cross-border B2B or P2P. This could be huge for industries like cannabis that need reliability. #Solana

"Stablecoins are being used for real payments, whether that's in B2B international cross-border payments, or in retail, peer-to-peer and cross-border remittance flows." @catgu_, Head of Product, Digital Assets @SolanaFndn

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@obchakevich_ @FireblocksHQ @ether_fi Crypto cards deffo popular worldwide, but feel certain regions will be happier due to some of the benefits around currency etc...

In the latest edition of Stablecoin Signals, the @FireblocksHQ team featured my crypto card analytics, highlighting the success of @ether_fi. I would like to expand on @FireblocksHQ's thoughts on crypto cards. This sector is growing and developing rapidly, especially in Asia, Europe, and Latin America, thanks to projects such as @gnosispay, @redotpay, and @AviciMoney. I would also like to refute the claim that crypto cards are only popular in developing regions, as this is not true. Crypto cards are gaining momentum in most EEA countries, and this indicator is constantly growing.

@jeff_weinstein @Visa Were countries chosen by region? Imagine this is huge for some areas!

Issuing a card was once was a country by country partnership and technical slog. Now, with a single api, developers can create @visa cards, backed by stablecoin, and spend locally in 18 countries (100 by end of year). Especially important as agents are x-border by default. =>

@MilkRoad @stripe @Visa Interesting and great to see how much it moves general adoption. Interested to see fees and costs

Visa just announced stablecoin debit cards are coming to 100+ countries by 2026. The payment giant is expanding its partnership with Bridge (now owned by Stripe) to let users spend $USDC or $USDT at 175M merchants worldwide. And the program is already live in 18 countries. Here's what this actually does: Your stablecoin balance becomes spendable anywhere Visa is accepted, with no manual conversion needed. Settlement happens onchain, meaning faster finality and transparent transaction records. This means users in emerging markets can now get dollar-denominated spending power without needing a US bank account. As for merchants? Zero changes required. They’ll just see a normal Visa transaction. And all made possible via a single API. Beautiful, no? 🥲

@raincards Agree but, Cards are one piece to the puzzle, lots of ways to make it happen!

The evolution of stablecoins from trading instruments into payment tools is driving a new wave of enterprise adoption. On the latest episode of Bits to Bricks, Rain’s Head of GTM Nick Pinto shares how this shift is unfolding and why cards are the key to making stablecoins spendable. Listen here: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nic…

@mango_ @solana @solflare @MagicEden @DiceyHQ @defidevcorp @reflectmoney @toly @TheOtherParker_ @0xNIC0 Let them cook! Great to see payments coming through

🚨 Feb 27th – Mar 3nd for @solana 1 | @solflare Released Privacy Aggregator. Note: not the first Solana wallet with built-in privacy features. 2 | @MagicEden Refocusing on Solana, Packs, and @DiceyHQ, while sunsetting its EVM and BTC marketplaces, plus the ME wallet. 3 | @defidevcorp Announced an investment in @apyx_fi, the first dividend-backed stablecoin protocol. 4 | @reflectmoney Introduced Reflect Whitelabel, a complete framework for issuing yieldcoins on top of the Reflect protocol. 5 | @SoFi One of the first US-chartered banks to enable Solana network deposits for its 13.7 million customers, directly from its banking app.

@MetaDAOProject @futarddotio awesome step for many founders! great work! Can we follow some of the companies coming through?

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