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The stablecoin network that makes money programmable across every major blockchain. Backed by @a16zcrypto, @FoundersFund, @PanteraCapital.
The Stablecoin Economy
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Eco is live on @Arc, alongside its mainnet launch!
Arc runs on stablecoins as gas, starting with @USDC, with sub-second settlement and dollar-priced fees.
Eco is building on Arc to connect the open, EVM-compatible L1 chain to the rest of the market: real-time stablecoin transfers between Arc and every major chain, through one integration.
Explore the Arc ecosystem: arc.io
Arc Mainnet is live.
Arc launches as the Economic OS for the internet: an open platform for global markets, real-time value movement, tokenized assets, and agentic economic activity.
Arc is more than a blockchain.
It launches as a full-stack financial platform with assets, applications, interoperability, developer infrastructure, and Circle platform services live from day one.
Arc delivers USDC as native gas, deterministic sub-second finality, EVM compatibility, and institutional validators.
It integrates with Arc Studio, App Kits, Arc Portal, Circle Agent Stack, CCTP, Gateway, CPN, and StableFX.
A complete economic platform at genesis.
Arc launches with infrastructure for:
→ Agentic economic workflows
→ Lending and borrowing
→ Trading and liquidity
→ Onchain FX
→ Payments and settlement
→ Tokenized assets
→ Exchanges, wallets, custody, compliance, data, and developer tooling
190+ institutional and ecosystem builders are building across Arc.
Want to accept $USDC on @arbitrum from any major chain?
Eco Routes connects every chain in the network to every other one, with no per-chain deployment.
Already live on @SOCKETProtocol's @BungeeExchange.
Is foreign exchange increasingly moving onchain?
Eco CEO @rynesaxe says many FX trades already settle through a stablecoin dollar sitting between the two fiat endpoints, mentioning @openfx_ as a successful entrant in that market.
On @FINTECHTVglobal, Ryne points anyone tracking stablecoin growth to velocity and transaction volume in adjacent categories like FX, both of which correlate with demand for stablecoin liquidity.
Eco retweeted
Projects making it happen:
- @PayAINetwork
- @GoKiteAI
- @eco
- @crossmint
- @thirdweb
- @FluxA_Official
- @PaymanAI
Six risks sit inside a stablecoin Earn program, each with a main mitigation instrument.
↳ Principal risk: overcollateralization
↳ Counterparty risk: bankruptcy-remote structures, segregated assets
↳ Smart contract risk: independent security audits
↳ Liquidity risk: liquidity buffers
↳ Oracle risk: vetted price oracles
↳ Yield sustainability risk: assets and protocols that already have scale, or can scale with the program
The rest of @tempo's guide covers yield sources and APY bands by asset class, plus what separates a one-to-two month plug-and-play launch from a three-to-six month custom build.
Guide: tempo.xyz/report/enterprise-…
How much further does stablecoin liquidity fragment before it consolidates?
Eco CEO @rynesaxe believes fragmentation is only going to get worse from here.
Eco is building toward what follows, a market where your dollar is your dollar wherever it moves.
On @FINTECHTVglobal, hosted by @RemyBlaireNews.
Eco retweeted
The failed Clarity Act vote slows US market access to on-chain innovation.
@rynesaxe, CEO of @eco, tells @RemyBlaireNews opening these markets in the US is "a question of when, not if," and stablecoins will keep growing regardless.
The case for a CBDC-only system rests on a claim that private digital money is unsafe.
@ddisparte, Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Global Policy at @circle, argues the opposite: central banks issue the money, regulated private firms distribute it, the way it has worked for a century.
Dante's full piece for @IntlEconomy:
nitter.cf/ddisparte/status/20962…
Over the years I have turned to the pages of @IntlEconomy to advance the debate about the future of money. From my original case against CBDCs in 2022, to my most recent piece outlining how regulated stablecoins are not a distortion to monetary architecture, but rather the perfect addition - at once responsive to unmet market needs, and central banking and monetary policy objectives. international-economy.com/TI…
This product offering is great for attention and early (vanity) volume growth, but it's incredibly naive and a mistake we see many companies make. Erebor is just the highest profile example lately.
There *is* a way to offer 1:1 UX to your users in a cost effective way. But it doesn't involve assuming an effective forex market trades at par. The way to figure it out is to flow a couple $ billion across this pair and optimize the hell out of those flows.
If this is something you want to offer, talk to @eco.
Erebor Bank attracted crypto clients this year with a pitch -- the bank would convert their Circle and Tether stablecoins to cash for free.
Sophisticated crypto trading firms quickly figured out a way to make an easy profit out of the offer -- at a cost to Erebor.
Story with @MichaelRoddan
theinformation.com/articles/… 1/
Eco Smart Deposits for @Circle Gateway are live.
Circle Gateway users can deposit from any Eco-supported chain and see funds in seconds. Gasless, non-custodial, and low, predictable costs. One function call, no multi-chain plumbing to build.
.@BVNKFinance's 2026 data has 77% of crypto users preferring to open a stablecoin wallet through their existing bank or fintech rather than manage one themselves.
The institution keeps the customer and takes on the build.
Eco CEO @rynesaxe gave @CoinDesk his read: coindesk.com/business/2026/0…
Does a bank need a second way to settle a dollar when the first one works?
@sergiofly, Global Head of Stablecoin Solutions at @Anchorage, answers with a principle from network engineering rather than from finance.
Multiple forms of money, running on different rails, held at the same time:
Full interview on The Stablecoin Podcast hosted by @rasoliman79 and Luther Maday:
youtu.be/X6w76_oAtRk
🏦 Banks Are Lying About the Stablecoin Threat!
Ryne Saxe, Co-Founder and CEO of Eco, calls out what he sees as the lies and hypocrisy from banks in their opposition to stablecoin yield.
Watch the full interview youtu.be/-xP9kvx042k
#stablecoins #banks
The Future of Finance: Why Stablecoins Will Win!
WATCH ▶️ youtu.be/-xP9kvx042k
Ryne Saxe, Co-Founder and CEO of Eco, joined me to discuss how the company is using stablecoins to enable programmable routing, seamless settlement, and greater connectivity across digital asset markets.
Topics:
- Stablecoin adoption and usage
- AI Agents using Stablecoins
- Stablecoins changing the FX Market
- Stablecoin market outlook
#stablecoin #crypto #payments
21 global banks are building a joint dollar stablecoin for 2027.
Before the token exists, someone has to answer whether the asset leg and the cash leg go together, and whether anyone still runs separate reconciliations across networks.
Darko Hajdukovic, Head of Securities Digitization, @LSEplc, sets that test on the Tokenized podcast.
Exchanges continue to move toward crypto rails and crypto issuers continue to move toward bank products.
@sytaylor and @cuysheffield get into it on @tokenizedpod with Darko Hajdukovic and @AdaVaughan of @StellarOrg.
youtu.be/h3k8qd7KtYU
