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🌐 Stableverse | Stablecoins, Crypto & FinTech (EN/ES). FinTech PM, BA in Finance
Stableverse
Joined October 2017
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🧵 How @MicroStrategy Could Cause a Bitcoin Crash 📉
MicroStrategy is the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, with over 226,000 BTC. That position makes it both a pioneer and a potential risk to the Bitcoin market. Let’s break it down 👇
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JUST IN: Major financial firms officially launch new crypto stablecoin, Open USD $OUSD
Backed by:
• Visa
• Stripe
• Shopify
• Coinbase
• Mastercard
OUSD is launching across Solana, Base, Ethereum, and Tempo with $1 billion in launch liquidity.
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State Street launches SWEEP on @stellarorg: a 24/7 tokenized cash fund. Qualified investors access stablecoins anytime without banking hours or settlement delays. One of the world's largest fund managers now on Stellar.
stellar.org/press/state-stre…
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LATEST: 🏦 Oracle is integrating with Swift's blockchain ledger to host Swift commitment contracts and bridge tokenized deposit flows to banks' existing ISO 20022 payment processing via Oracle Banking Payments.
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THE BLOCK: Coinbase has teased a mobile feature that allows users to open and trade Pokémon card packs backed by physical collectibles.
"Rip packs on your phone. Every pull backed by a real, physical card. Vault it or ship it," Coinbase says. Launch date is yet unknown.
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Your binder is about to get a major upgrade.
Rip packs on your phone.
Every pull backed by a real, physical card.
Vault it or ship it.
Soon on Coinbase.
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Ever wondered why it's called $ADA?
Cardano's token is named after Ada Lovelace (1815–1852), the mathematician widely credited with writing the first computer program.
Its smallest unit is a lovelace: one million per $ADA.
A fitting name for a blockchain that puts math first.
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CHARLES HOSKINSON SAYS CRYPTO WILL “EAT” AI OVER THE NEXT 5 TO 10 YEARS
He thinks the current data center boom will eventually give way to a much more distributed AI infrastructure:
- Hoskinson expects data centers to be massively overbuilt, with demand eventually falling short and creating “dark data centers”
- He sees AI shifting toward local models, edge computing and distributed grids instead of relying entirely on centralized infrastructure
- By 2030, he expects crypto and AI to converge, helping drive the crypto market toward $10 trillion and billions of users
Stocks are not static
They pay dividends, split, and carry ownership rules. Most token standards were not designed to handle these changes
B20 handles all of it natively
Stocks are just one use case, and it's why Coinbase Tokenized Stocks are built on B20
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Connecting Cardano with the future of global payments.
The Cardano Foundation has joined Mastercard’s Crypto Partner Program.
As part of its Blockchains track, we’ll engage with Mastercard and other participants working across payments and stablecoins on areas including cross-border money movement, B2B transactions and settlement.
Another step toward connecting public blockchain infrastructure with the way money moves globally.
USDC and EURC are coming to Nu Global.
Nu, one of the world’s largest digital financial platforms with more than 140M customers, is integrating Circle stablecoins into its new multi-currency digital account.
The product will support fast money movement across 35+ countries.
Read Nu’s announcement: nu.com/en/newsroom/company/n…
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Great products are built with great partners
@raincards provides the card infrastructure. @crossmint powers the wallet layer. @StellarOrg provides the blockchain infrastructure.
Thank you to all three teams for helping bring the MG Card to life 🤝
U.S. Bank successfully executed a live pilot transaction using USBDC, our proprietary U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, to enable a cross-border payment between U.S. Bank entities in North America and Europe.
The launch of USBDC demonstrates how U.S. Bank can move funds on-chain while leveraging traditional banking system controls and risk management.
Learn more: bit.ly/4heqxHH
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Today, @usbank announced a successful live pilot of USBDC, the bank's proprietary USD-backed stablecoin, on the Stellar network.
USBDC is one of the first bank-issued stablecoins deployed on a public blockchain.
Traditional finance meets innovation on Stellar.
Friday GIVEAWAY anyone?
We thought we'd end the week on a high and give you the chance to win a Ledger Nano Gen5.
Here's how to enter:
1. RT this post
2. Follow @ledger
3. Comment which color Ledger signer you'd like to win
It's THAT simple. Lets go. 🔒
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There's some FUD circulating about Ledger signers, pushed by a "smart contract security" company claiming a vulnerability in the Ledger Ethereum app.
There was a bug concerning certain clear signing flows. It was found by the @DonjonLedger using their AI-powered vulnerability research suite. It was fixed and deployed two weeks ago. If you keep your Ledger apps up to date, you are protected. That's the whole story.
Now the framing.
What actually happened: this company reached out to our bounty program after the fix was already shipped, and did not follow responsible disclosure, they actually never discussed with the bounty program team. Then they published a thread implying the problem is unsolved. It is not. That's not security research. That's manufacturing fear for attention.
Here is the uncomfortable part. AI changes the security landscape for everyone, defenders and attackers alike. The @DonjonLedger is leading on exactly this: using AI to find real bugs before they reach users. But AI-speed research only makes the ecosystem safer if the people doing it still follow basic security principles. Disclose responsibly. Verify before you publish. Don't confuse noise with a finding.
An actor who skips all of that is net negative for the ecosystem, regardless of the tooling behind them.
The takeaway for you is simple. Keep your Ledger signers up to date (update the FW, update the apps), keep your software up to date in general, and you benefit from the latest security work automatically. Ignore the FUD.
Stay safe.
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Tokenized stocks are becoming the battlefield for CEXs.
@krakenfx has @xStocksFi
@binance has bStocks
@Backpack has stocks and ETFs @solana
@RobinhoodApp has Stock Tokens on its L2
Now @coinbase launches its own version of tokenized stocks on @base.
What's the difference?
1. Coinbase B20: You get a claim on shares held by Alpaca under ADGM. The structure is bankruptcy-remote from Coinbase. But only KYC’d “Vested Holders” can redeem or vote. Everyone else can trade but can’t redeem directly.
2. Binance bStocks: ADGM certificates that can be wrapped and unwrapped 1:1 with the underlying shares, with zero fees. $100M AUM in 15 days.
3. Kraken xStocks: Jersey tracker certificates. You’re a creditor of the issuer rather than a direct shareholder. Still, xStocks has built the biggest DeFi presence, with $10B+ in volume.
4. Robinhood: Stock Tokens are Jersey debt securities with no shareholder rights. They also settle on Robinhood Chain, giving Robinhood control over the issuer, venue, and chain.
5. Backpack: US broker-dealer structure using UCC Article 8 entitlements. Holders get dividend and corporate-action rights similar to regular shares. $1.06B in July volume.
A few things stand out.
The competition now is around who controls redemption, where the token can trade, and whether it can be used as collateral or earn yield onchain.
Dividends are another wrinkle. Coinbase and Binance use balance-neutral multipliers. Kraken and Ondo rebase, which can create problems for lending pools.
Ondo still has ~70% of the market, with $1B+ across 430 tickers.
But now major CEXs have their own tokenized wrapper. That could change quickly.
Who's next?
