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🗞️ $frxUSD leads @asymmetryfin’s stablecoin yields with real demand! frxUSD just landed again at the top of a Stablecoin Yield ranking. This time through the $frxUSD and $USDAF pool on @CurveFinance, currently showing around 17% APR. This is why frxUSD keeps showing up at the top of weekly yield rankings. Liquidity keeps flowing into a pair that is structurally important. You can check out this specific pool via the link below: curve.finance/dex/ethereum/p…

🗞️ The Great Shift Is Turning Stablecoins into Real Money – Recap of the Report #2025 from @Fraxfeed The latest FraxFeed report shows a clear turning point for @fraxfinance. While the ecosystem continued to evolve across multiple products and layers in 2025, the ecosystem also centered itself around their new Genius aligned stablecoin $frxUSD and shifted from a only DeFi ecosystem into a focused on-chain platform that bridges DeFi utility with regulated real-world usage. At the center of this shift is as mentioned, frxUSD, @Frax’s main product, fully backed and built to fit the new US stablecoin framework, the GENIUS Act, engineered for broad adoption and heavy institutional usage. On top of that builds another new token, $sfrxUSD, the yieldbearing version of frxUSD, which gives users a simple way to earn yield by capturing the yield inside the token, without having to manage complex strategies. On July 18, 2025, the GENIUS Act became law and set clear rules for stablecoins in the US, covering reserves, licensing, and transparency. That moved stablecoins out of a legal gray zone and into a defined set of rules. Instead of slowing things down, it gave projects like Frax a clearer path forward. The report shows that adoption in 2025 came from steady, real-world progress. frxUSD was integrated into more DeFi apps, more lending markets, more networks and into products that feel closer to normal money accounts. FraxNet supports this as the banking layer for minting, redeeming and earning with frxUSD, while Fraxtal providing as the settlement chain that runs stablecoin activity at scale. With the passed Genius Act In 2025, stablecoins entered a more serious phase, with clearer rules around reserves and compliance, the focus moved closer to adopt with traditional financial infrastructure. What mattered was whether frxUSD actually functions as money, how easy it is to mint and redeem, how simply users and institutions can earn yield, how smoothly dollars can move across chains and how well the system fits into real-world compliance standards. Report #2025 communicated things clearly! Frax spent 2025 preparing for a regulated, real-world stablecoin era, with 2026 shaping up as a potential major year for institutional on-chain onboarding. The real question is how much of the next phase of stablecoin adoption frxUSD will capture. Read the full Frax Feed Report #2025: docs.google.com/document/d/1EM…

🗞️ A better dollar you should have heard of - Recap of the @GreeksLive podcast with @SeanKelleyX. Sean Kelly, Head of Communications at @Frax, joined greekslive as the guest and started right in by grounding the audience in what Frax is, their purpose in doing things and how they build their future aligned stablecoin stack. He explained how Frax has evolved, where it stands today and where it is heading, since the institutional onboarding has begun and more serious capital is entering the on chain economy. Sean started by clarifying Frax’s journey. He explained how Frax began as a fully DeFi-native project, built a strong track record over time and is now translating that experience into an institution-ready frxUSD. He then added that stablecoins need clear rules around what counts as acceptable backing, how reserves are held and how mint and redemption is handled. After this, frxUSD directly became the centerpiece of this interview. Sean explained frxUSD as a fully backed, institution-grade, Genius aligned stablecoin, designed to be fully verifiable and aligned with the standards professional participants expect. He then added that transparency has to be provided at all times. The market shouldn’t have to guess what’s backing the stablecoin. It is essential, that reserves and structure are simpel to check and easy to understand all the time. The conversation shifted to why this is more than simple “stablecoin adoption,” since stablecoins are core tools for collateral, settlement, and liquidity, which is why serious traders and other major player care very much which stable becomes the default. He also addressed, why so many stablecoins will exist in the future. His view was that there will be hundreds of branded dollars, but mentioned only a small handful will become true default assets. To underline that this shift is already happening, Sean pointed to growing institutional traction and major partnerships that only start showing up once a stablecoin begins to take on a true infrastructure role, like the recent one, where ATW Partners deployed 50M dollars into frxUSD. The takeaway is simple, but not less powerful. Trillions will move on-chain, and Frax’s frxUSD is built to be one of the stablecoins at the core of that shift. If you want to get all the insights of this podcast, click on the post down below and tune in, we really recommend it! But as you are interested in deeper information about the third default stablecoin thesis and want to understand why frxUSD is a strong candidate for that position, get trough our recent article we provided about it: x.com/thedailyfrax/s…

🗞️ The Third Default Thesis: Why Frax Thinks frxUSD Can Break the Duopoly!

In their latest article, @Frax lays out a strong take: stablecoins are crypto’s killer app, but only a few ever become true defaults, meaning users treat them like real cash.

Today, that default list is basically about two names, $USDT & $USDC.
Frax thinks the next default will not be another random alternative.
It will be a stablecoin that matches all important trust standards while setting new standards by paying out yield.
Frax believes $frxUSD is built for that role. 
As the stablecoin sector is heavily in focus right now, with roughly $310B total supply, USDT around $187B (about 60%) and USDC around $77B (about 25%), everything else remains much less used. Zooming out, it gets even more extreme, the top stablecoins over $1B in circulation make up about 95% of supply.
Frax’s takeaway is clear, this market will not be about fifty defaults, which will be used as basic monetary dollars.
It produces a small handful that earn most of the trust, deep liquidity and universal integration.
 Then comes the yield part.
Frax says USDT and USDC make most of the profit from their reserves, while other stablecoins often have to pay incentives just to get liquidity and integrations.
Frax believes the next “default” will win by sharing that value with their users and partners, who helped it grow, instead of keeping it all.

On the path to becoming the third default and join the top used stablecoins rather than fighting as the hundredth option for liquidity, is a mindset you have to have, if you want to seriously compete. Thats why Frax points out, why they can do it: They position frxUSD as fully backed by institutional grade tokenized Treasury funds, designed to be secure and transparent while still being usable across DeFi, with minting, redeeming, and reward flows routed through FraxNet infrastructure, Frax’s banking layer. They also highlight default behavior showing up early! Over the past 3 months, Frax’s frxUSD PegKeeper pool TVL on @CurveFinance grew by over $50M, with totals now around $57.4M and a 30 day increase of about $14.3M, securing deep liquidity and less slippage. On top of that, @aave’s governance is proposing a frxUSD onboarding to Aave V3 Core on @Ethereum with risk parameters aligned to USDC and USDT, and @chaoslabs published a frxUSD Proof of Reserves view for independent on chain and cross chain reserve verification. The broader message is clear, defaults are earned through trusted time, integrations, and verification. Frax is arguing that the third default is already forming, with frxUSD building that vision faster than most thought possible. Get trough this educating article, if you want to learn more and get deeper into the third default thesis below!

🗞️ @Frax Biweekly Update - Part 31 Recap! The latest Frax biweekly update is live and while the past two weeks were quieter on governance and media fronts, they delivered solid execution across infrastructure, liquidity and institutional adoption. It directly started in an institutional tone, when ATW Partners launched a new program to invest $50M into Fax’s $frxUSD, highlighting the growing bridge between DeFi and TradFi. Get to know more about this institutional onboarding, we added an article down below. In kinds of support, @Binance has now integrated their ecosystem chain Fraxtal plus its updated the token branding from $FXS to $FRAX, recognizing Fraxtal as an important chain built around stablecoins and other long term important economic values, positioning it as an execution and settlement layer for future markets. @Raacfi launched a frxUSD and $pmUSD PegKeeper Pool on @CurveFinance, pairing two different realworld backings with each other (tokenized T-Bills/ tokenized gold), with this new pegkeeping pools, Frax secures better price stability and less slippage for frxUSD through deeper liquidity, improving reliability for both DeFi participants and institutional users. $WBTC was added as collateral on FraxLend to borrow against $sfrxUSD. Also frxUSD is now supported by @ZodiaCustody, meaning Frax’s GENIUS aligned stablecoin just gained another institutional grade custodian supporting Frax’s flagship product. Learn more about it, as we already uploaded a article about this partnership. On the tech side, the focus was mostly on shipping adoptions for infrastructure and product rails. They also adjusted boosted rewards for liquidity providers and launched an FXTL points initiative with @Rarible on Fraxtal. FraxLend shipped a few small fixes. FraxNet, Frax’s own Banking Layer got improving on the UI and on some FraxNet - app integrations. On the multichain side, the @tempo integration via @LayerZero_Core kept progressing, connecting frxUSD minting directly into Tempo’s Stablecoin DEX, and testing everything on the Andantino testnet, for a future, where frxUSD is a gas token on Tempo. As before, the @FraxForce was hosting the next episode of its interview series, the Frax Force Talk Stories at the Frontline, with a well known community member and OG this time, supporting the community side of the Frax eco. This biweekly period was used to push institutional partnerships and other adoption forward, stabilize their products and improve the user experience across the stack. With the foundation in place, the focus is now justified on optimization and deeper partnerships, positioning Frax to scale with more serious on chain activity. Get trough the full biweekly update here so you don’t miss any details: news.frax.com/p/frax-finance… More infos about the new Pegkeeper Pool frxUSD/ pmUSD: x.com/thedailyfrax/s… As you want to know more about the Zodia custody of frxUSD: x.com/thedailyfrax/s… For more informations about the frxUSD deployment from ATW Partners, we highlighted it for you: x.com/thedailyfrax/s…

📰 @Frax Force Talk With @BaltoAlt (Bueno Pues) - Part 9 Recap! DeFi often looks like a complex chaos from the outside, but Bueno Pues slowed it down and walked the room through what actually pulls people into crypto, what makes them drop out, and what keeps the ones who stay. His story starts in TradFi and it is not told as some heroic story, but as a pretty human wake up call, since he described how the 2007 to 2008 crash reshaped his view on trust, incentives and the way institutions behave when pressure hits. While many people only experienced that era as a headline or a chart, he lived it from the inside, and that experience became the foundation for why he later searched for systems that feel more transparent, more controllable and are at least more aligned with the individual user. When the conversation moved into stablecoins, the topics stayed very educating, he pointed out that the “need” for a stable unit is not evenly distributed across the world, and that people in strong currencies often underestimate their privilege. In regions where inflation or policy can erase purchasing power fast, having access to a digital dollar becomes a very important tool for protecting everyday financial life, which is also why he never saw @Bitcoin alone as the full answer for daily usage, even if he respects it as a long term store of value. From there, he explained how he first came to @Frax in the earlier stablecoin era, and how his relationship with the protocol evolved over time. What by time clicked very much for him was not a single feature of the protocol, but a pattern of thinking, since he kept returning to the same point, that teams reveal themselves through what they build and how they act, when times are tuff and Frax repeatedly showed that they are operating trustworthy and in for the long run. He used Frax Ferry as one of the best examples for that mindset, because even if the UX was never the main selling point, the intention was clear at the time, as bridges were getting drained and users were paying the price. In his view, shipping a safer route, even if it felt slower, it was a strong signal that Frax prioritzes protecting their users very much. As the talk drifted toward FraxNet, the tone stayed practical, mass retail adoption doesnt flip overnight, especially the consumer behavior is offen sticky, what makes payments not easy to change. Instead, the near term path is more focused on onboarding institutions and large operators, because they already care about operational efficiency, already look for yield on idle capital, meaning the first wave is more likely to be settlement, treasury, and infrastructure use cases rather than people buying coffee with stablecoins, which validates the positioning from Frax in the last months even more. One of the most interesting angles he raised, were some of the realities for onboarding big players, because institutions do not just ask “what is the yield,” they also ask “what does this do to my reporting, my custody, my risk profile, etc.“ . This appreciative reflection on Frax’s long term morals was very interesting and honestly educating. It was paired with a very personal and genuinely interesting story of someone who came from TradFi into DeFi, saw the full circus, and still stuck around, because he believes stablecoin rails will keep expanding, until they reach their potential traktion. If you want to push your knowledge about the current situation in in stablecoins, this episode is perfect for a start into the topic of „Why DeFi and why Frax?“. Because for most people, the bottleneck is not access, it is missing knowledge. As you want to know more and get deeper into, we really recommend you to tune in, by clicking on the post below!

🗞️ Frax x Concrete: One click yield for $frxUSD is live, with Capmoney in the loop! @ConcreteXYZ just went live with the frxUSD+ Vault, built together with @Frax. You deposit their Genius Act aligned frxUSD once, and you receive $ctfrxUSD+ vault shares that represent your position and stay usable later across the Concrete ecosystem. Behind the scenes, the mechanic is simple. Concrete stakes frxUSD into sfrxUSD, deposits that sfrxUSD into @capmoney_, borrows against it, and then deploys the yield back into the earn programm. Closing, what Frax gets out of this; frxUSD gets a clean, beginner friendly one click path to stronger yield, plus wider distribution into new vault rails, while keeping everything on-chain and transparent through vault shares. Stay tuned for a detailed breakdown about risk and opportunities, which we will provide soon. But If you already got interested in this opportunity anyways, we recommend to check it out below: app.concrete.xyz/vault/frax/frx…

📰 A new high productive stable pool appeared - $frxUSD and $OUSD, just went live on @Curvefinance! @Frax has launched a new frxUSD PegKeeper pool, paired with OUSD from @OriginProtocol. This is a structural move to deepen frxUSD liquidity and strengthen its long-term stability. frxUSD is Frax’s Genius-aligned stablecoin and is engineered to provide a better dollar solution on chain. It is fully backed by RWA’s, like T-Bills, engineered for payments, DeFi usage and treasury deployment. OUSD is structurally different. This stablecoin is issued by Origin Protocol and comes with built-in yield and is backed primarily by $USDC from @circle. Users deposit USDC into the protocol and receive OUSD in return. From that point on, the token itself auto-compounds yield via an auto-compounding mechanism. The pool is still very early, but the setup already looks solid. TVL is already at around 770k USD, and the yield currently ranges from about 13% up to roughly 34% with Curve boosting. This new PegKeeper pool strengthens frxUSD’s liquidity base and paires it with a yield-bearing dollar, reinforcing its role as a foundational layer for future on-chain infrastructure. If this pool caught your interest, you can explore it for yourself below: curve.finance/dex/ethereum/p…

📰 Frax keeps dominating @CurveFinance’s weekly yields! Curve Finance’s latest yield of the week-update shows a clear pattern. All three of the top-yielding stablecoin pools on @Ethereum include @Frax assets. A kind of consistency, which is not random. It shows clearly, that more and more liquidity is moving into $frxUSD and its staked version, $sfrxUSD. At the center of this momentum is frxUSD, Frax’s Genius-aligned, real-world backed stablecoin built for settlement in on-chain finance. It is designed to be always 1 to 1 with the US dollar and provides smooth possibilities for traveling trough DeFi and traditional finance rails. Next to it stands sfrxUSD, the yield-bearing form of frxUSD.
Instead of being always 1 to 1 with USD, sfrxUSD is different.
It grows in value using inbuilt, risk-adjusted yield strategies across carry trades, DeFi, and T-bills.
Means the value accumulates inside the token. The highest yield this week comes from the $iUSD / frxUSD pool, providing 34.5% this week.
iUSD is issued by @infiniFi, a protocol that mints iUSD when users deposit stable assets like $USDC into its system. It is designed to stay close to $1 and function as a dollar stablecoin within the InfiniFi ecosystem. Right behind it is the frxUSD / $OUSD pool, offering about 30.7% APR.
OUSD is @OriginProtocol’s yield-generating stablecoin, fully backed by assets like USDC, $USDT, and $DAI, with returns automatically added to users balances. Rounding up the top three is the $sdUSD / sfrxUSD pool at 29.9% APR this time. sdUSD is the staked version of @dTRINITY_DeFi’s $dUSD, with both assets designed to accumulate value over time through protocol yield strategies. This makes the pool attractive for LPs who want to get this built-in yield on top of their LP rewards. As Frax is establishing itself as a core liquidity layer for high-quality pairs on Curve, even more capital flows into frxUSD and sfrxUSD pools, and the liquidity depth increases with it. For liquidity providers, this trend points to where the stablecoin market is heading next. Institutional-grade stablecoins and high-efficent pools, that scale with adoption. A trend which Frax is not only following, but actively shaping through growing liquidity and integrations.

📰 From $FXS to $FRAX – @cryptocom completes the ecosystem token rebrand! Cryptocom has now officially completed the transition from Frax Share (FXS) to FRAX.
All existing FXS balances on the platform were converted 1:1 into FRAX. Cryptocom joining this move matters, because it was one of the last major centralized exchanges to fully align with the new ecosystem token upgrade from Frax. $FRAX is the ecosystem token for governance and protocol value, while also simplifying how users and institutions access the Frax stack through centralized rails. 
One of the most useful additions are Limit Orders for $FRAX inside the Cryptocom App, which allow users to define a specific price level at which they want to buy or sell, with the order only executing once the market reaches that point. Alongside that, they‘ve added FRAX to their „TWAP Trading Bot“, an execution tool designed for larger trades.
TWAP stands for “Time Weighted Average Price”, that means for example, rather than buying a large amount of FRAX at once and pushing the price against yourself, the bot buys small portions every few minutes.
This keeps the price stable and avoids unnecessary slippage. On top of that, "recurring" $FRAX purchases are now supported, allowing users to set up automatic buys at fixed time intervals instead of manually placing orders each time. With now limit orders providing precise price targeting, TWAP handling seamless execution for larger trades, and recurring buys supporting long-term accumulation, these adoptions cover together most of the practical needs of traders and longer-term participants.
 By completing the rebrand, Cryptocom is showing real commitment to the Frax ecosystem, positioning FRAX for broader adoption.

🗞️ Watch FraxNet – The regulatory-first SuperApp from @Frax! FraxNet is Frax’s on-chain banking layer. Since going live around two months ago, users can mint and redeem $frxUSD and move it across 20+ blockchains through a single, simple interface. The application runs on one unified redemption system across supported chains, so users can mint frxUSD on one chain and redeem it on another through the same service. For registered users, FraxNet also adds a yield component sourced from the underlying backing of frxUSD, which can be earned just by holding frxUSD. This directly links on-chain dollars to real-world financial returns. It matters because institutions care most about clarity, predictable redemption paths, and systems that can be trusted over time. In December 2025, @KRWQcash, a Korean won stablecoin issued by @IQAICOM with support from Frax, launched on FraxNet. This enabled direct on-chain movement between Korean won and US dollars. It showed how non-USD currencies can connect to US financial rails without banks or other intermediaries. For general crypto, FraxNet is less about flashy features. The focus is on building pure foundational infrastructure that lets real money move on-chain in a stable and scalable way. With this, FraxNet is positioned as a core settlement layer between blockchains and traditional finance. Learn more about this important tool via the docs below: docs.frax.com/fraxnet

📰 From a DeFi-native ecosystem to financial infrastructure - How @fraxfinance is building a future-aligned DeFi and payment focused ecosystem. @fraxfinance started as a DeFi-native protocol focused on building digital money and on-chain financial primitives. Today, they connect on chain finance with regulated traditional rails into one system. They strongly commited to engineering a stablecoin, which matches their expectations of a durable on chain unit. Their approach is frxUSD, a Genius Act aligned stablecoin, built for payments, savings and settlement across more than 20 known blockchains. It is backed by real-world assets, including tokenized T-Bills and cash equivalents, held trough institutional-grade custodians, like @Blackrock and @Fidelity. For users, it simply represents a better dollar that moves 24/7 without banks, borders, or settlement friction by design. Next to it, $sfrxUSD, the yield-bearing version of frxUSD. sfrxUSD is the staked version of frxUSD, which automatically earns risk-adjusted yield, sourced from low-risk DeFi strategies, Carry Trades, and T-bill returns. This means holding a stable unit that grows without having to manage complex strategies. frxUSD also forms one of the three core parts, of what Frax calls its Stablecoin Operating System. This construct manages issuance, redemptions, transactions, and yield at institutional scale. To move this dollar across chains and into real financial rails, Frax built FraxNet. FraxNet is the banking layer that connects frxUSD using trusted mint and redeem mechanics and enables users to earn T-bill–backed yield, just by holding frxUSD. Even @KRWQcash, the first tradable Korean Won stablecoin, issued by @IQAICOM is already deployed on FraxNet, bringing non-USD settlement onto Frax’s rails. The settlement chain is Fraxtal, an EVM-compatible Layer 1 chain built specifically for financial applications. It serves as Frax’s native environment for most of the protocol activity. Together, FraxNet and Fraxtal turn frxUSD into a fully usable, institutional-grade dollar and give projects a dedicated environment to build highly efficient financial applications on top. On top of that stable environment, more teams are building directly on Fraxtal and expanding the stack with well-engineered products. Projects like @dTRINITY_DeFi known for subsidized lending models or protocols like @echo_market create a living culture of on chain startups on Fraxtal. Since Frax is building regulated, institution-ready financial rails, the entire ecosystem benefits from that design choice. It creates a system that integrates digital dollars, native yield, cross-chain payments, and real-world financial settlement into one on-chain network. That is what turns Frax from just a protocol into a key player in the future of digital finance. Learn more in the official Frax documentation: docs.frax.com

📰 From only DeFi rails to future aligned financial infrastructure – @Frax’s $frxUSD RWA backing is now also managed by @ZodiaCustody! frxUSD, the Genius-aligned dollar issued by Frax, is now being custodied by Zodia, a professional, internationally connected digital asset custodian. Zodia is not a typical custodian. It is a regulated, bank-grade digital asset custodian backed by tier-one financial institutions such as @NorthernTrust and @SBI_DAH, and it is located in over 7 countries, like China, UK and the UAE. This shareholder base reflects a conservative, regulatory-first operating mindset focused on compliance, governance and risk management, exactly what traditional institutions require before touching on-chain rails. With Zodia as custodian, frxUSD can now attract even more institutional attention. This lowers the barrier for funds, banks, and large companies to onboard, allocate, and integrate frxUSD into their financial networks. Frax has confirmed that deeper collaboration with Zodia is planned, with the explicit goal of enabling more institutions to use frxUSD for real-world treasury, settlement, and financial infrastructure use cases. frxUSD is designed to provide institutional services at the core of Frax’s emerging financial infrastructure. Learn more about this future aligned dollar, which gains more and more traktion on a constant, below: docs.frax.com/frxusd

🗞️ Frax Feed Bi-Weekly Recap of Episode 9 - Overview of @Frax’s latest progress, partnerships, and ecosystem milestones! @FraxFeed Episode 9 delivered a compact and understandable snapshot of Frax’s recent developments, showing how different parts of the ecosystem are steadily growing together. The episode focused on key media appearances, product updates, exchange integrations, and technical developments, offering a clear overview of where Frax currently stands and how the broader vision is taking shape. One of the highlights was @SeanKelleyX’s appearance on the @BMXDeFi podcast, where he spoke about $frxUSD, Fraxtal as a Layer 1 blockchain, and Frax’s long-term strategy. This was followed by a special Christmas interview with @samkazemian, giving a more personal look into his journey, with a second episode already planned before summer. On the product and infrastructure side, Frax celebrated its fifth anniversary with the launch of its first official NFT collection. At the same time, most centralized exchanges completed the upgrade from $FXS to $FRAX, making FRAX tradable across major platforms like @Binance, @okx, and @cryptocom. In DeFi, a new PegKeeper pool on @CurveFinance was launched with @protocol_fx, pairing frxUSD with $fxUSD and highlighting frxUSD’s growing role as a GENIUS-aligned stablecoin trusted by other projects. Something we will see more often very soon, as Frax is already working with more stablecoin projects, to pair their stable assets into a shared pegkeeper pool. Technical progress continues in parallel, with work underway on gasless frxUSD transactions and the upcoming Tempo deployment. The episode closed with a checkup to the @FraxForce community, which stayed active through the holidays and continued hosting talks and discussions around the ecosystem, as usual they set up a new Community Talk, talking to creators on @Rarible, a NFT marketplace which recently partnered with @fraxfinance. Overall, Episode 9 showcased steady execution across the entire stack, from media and stablecoins to infrastructure and community. It all reflected an ecosystem that is constantly building, aligning its pieces step by step, preparing for a much larger role in the future of on-chain finance and 26‘ could be the year of tremendous growth. Feel free to check out the Frax Feed episode for more infos and insights below!

📰 Get to know one of the highest security standards existing in crypto! The Frax security standard has been held high since day one and treated the security topic as a core priority, not as an afterthought. Professional audits form a key part of this security first approach. Audits are reviews of smart-contract code, in the case of @fraxfinance done by leading security firms like @trailofbits, @chain_security, @zellic_io, @Certora, @code4rena, and others. Frax also maintains its own dedicated internal audit team through the Frax Security Cartel, which independently reviews and protects the protocol’s safety structure. The Frax bug bounty program reinforces this commitment. It stands as one of the most rewarding in DeFi. If you find critical exploits, Frax pays the lower of 10% of the potential damage or $10 million in $frxUSD or $FRAX. This reflects huge confidence in their the team’s engineering standards and their craft. By building institutional-grade financial rails on-chain, it becomes possible to onboard serious capital and create something truly long-lasting. Institutions and large-scale investors require robust security guarantees. Regular audits and solid bug bounties help build the trust needed for safe participation at scale. As Frax realises security as a core part of their engineerings, it creates a stable foundation for long-term on-chain financial systems. Serious on chain usage starts with Frax. 🔗 - Learn more about their security Standard with the linked documentations below: docs.frax.com/protocol/secur… docs.frax.com/protocol/secur…

🗞️ Want a unique wallet address? - The Frax Name Service (FNS) makes it possible! Since wallet adresses are core structured into crypto’s identity, upcoming name services could become a core part of indentifying yourself on chain. As a @Ethereum fork, of the Ethereum Name Service (ENS), FNS from @Frax allows users to create names for wallet addresses, replacing long and complex strings with simple recognizable names. FNS is embedded into Fraxtal, Frax’s own Layer 1 chain, by making it also fully usable in DeFi applications and identity management. By allowing name registrations and extensions to be paid in $WFRAX, the wrapped version of Frax’s ecosystem and gas token FRAX, FNS integrates directly into Frax’s economic model. This provides a clean identity layer for Frax’s growing on-chain financial stack. 🔗 - Get to know the Frax Name Service yourself, by clicking the link below: frax.com/frax-usernames

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🗞️ What is Fraxtal? – The high-performance chain from @fraxfinance! Fraxtal is the core settlement chain of the Frax ecosystem. It is where value settles within secure financial architecture. $FRAX, the ecosystem token, is used as the gas token on Fraxtal, directly linking network activity to economic importance. Positioned as a Layer 1 chain, Fraxtal is built to handle financial settlement at scale. Transactions reach finality, and capital can move into structured on-chain use cases without friction. Around 170 million dollars are currently hold on Fraxtal and roughly 40 million of that capital is already active in DeFi, showing real usage and an environment suited for institutional participation. Built for the Frax ecosystem, it serves as the settlement layer supporting on-chain finance as it moves beyond early-stage systems. Fraxtal positions itself as institution-ready, structured for the next phase of financial infrastructure! 🔗 Explore Fraxtal’s official documentation in detail by visiting: docs.frax.com/fraxtal

🗞️ More institutional capital flows into Genius aligned stablecoins - ATW & Partners invests $50M into @Frax’s $frxUSD! ATW Partners, a New York–based investment fund, is fully focused on smart and strategic capital deployment across both debt and equity markets. Their approach relies on long-term growth and flexible structures, to back entrepreneurs who are building companies with real market demand and durable business models. Their strategy is to deploy capital into asset-backed and yield-generating strategies with predictable cash flows and clearly defined risk profiles, means experienced operators with proven track records. Across this strategy, scalability and real economic substance are the key parts. This philosophy is reflected across ATW’s broader portfolio. ATW consistently invests in infrastructure, across energy, automation and advanced technology. Businesses built to operate reliably under real-world conditions. That same focus on execution and long-term scalability naturally leads ATW toward frxUSD, an on-chain dollar especially designed for this kind of institutional capital. The $50 million allocation into frxUSD fits also directly into their strategies. frxUSD is backed by US Treasury Bills, generating real-world yield, while remaining fully tokenized and transparent on-chain. For ATW, this is structured exposure to Treasury yield on future rails. As TradFi continues to move on-chain, blockchain infrastructure brings greater efficiency and transparency, fully aligned with ATW’s broader investment strategies. For Frax, this partnership highlights increasing adoption from institutional side. For ATW Partners, it represents an expansion of their real world equity strategies into on-chain financial infrastructure, with even more deployments possible in the future. To learn more about the partnership between Frax and ATW Partners, check out the link below: 401kz.com/latestnews/?rk… To dive deeper into ATW Partners, to get to know their investment approach, and how the fund operates across markets in TradFi and beyond, check out the other two links below: cbinsights.com/investor/atw-p… atwpartners.com/team/

🗞️ Frax Alpha is calling - Momentum is starting to show! 📞 In a recent message shared in the official Frax Finance Telegram chat, CEO and founder of @fraxfinance, @samkazemian, pointed to a defining year in 2025. That year was mainly about building the fundamentals for what’s to come. Throughout the year, Frax remained focused on strengthening core stablecoin infrastructure and expanding its foundation step by step. Progress was steady and intentional. Now, early into 2026, the effects of that work are becoming more and more visible across the ecosystem. As Frax expands, the long-term direction comes into clearer view. Adoption, usage, and structural growth are increasingly supported by a shifting regulatory environment, including clearer stablecoin frameworks and licensing paths emerging through developments such as the Genius Act, which passed in the US in July 2025. With infrastructure in place and regulatory clarity improving, 2026 is shaping up to be a year where preparation meets scale. The setup for Frax in 2026 is increasingly difficult to ignore. 👀 Join the official Frax Finance Telegram chat to stay close to the conversation and get fresh insights from across the ecosystem: t.me/fraxfinance