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stablecoin
...the stablecoin market settled more than $2,000,000,000,000 worth of transactions for real goods, services, or remittances. That's 20 to 25% of the total transactions made by major credit card companies in the same year.
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...own stablecoins that are also USD denominated to the point that those new stablecoins are somewhat fungible and interchangeable with USDC and with Tether. Because if all of them are compliant, then you can trust that all of them are likely to be ulti
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...issuers to issue stablecoins and to distribute them through a variety of channels, I'm sure. You know, Tether and USDC have been popularized by integrations with exchanges in their early days. Right? They were primarily used as, a means to settle a b
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...why Stablecoin is really interesting and and, like, why now and, like, why everybody is is talking about it and and excited about the things it unlocks. Yeah. So I'll, I'll take over, like, a really high level perspective here. I I think, you know, a
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...amount of stability over time and is growing. And then the second non fiat backed category are these algorithmic stablecoins. That's where UST falls. There are dozens of these algorithmic stablecoins that have been launched over the years.
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...then, stablecoins have primarily just been used as the backbone of the on chain trading economy and decentralized finance economy. And the reason for that is, you know, call it, originally, when you're potentially thinking about doing DeFi, you would
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...on stablecoins per year. And there are many traditional financial institutions that are beginning to use stablecoins to rip out a lot of the back end
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...is actually growing very Take a second to, quickly define stablecoins for the audience just to to get your people out. Let me define what a stablecoin is, which is that you put a dollar into a wallet somewhere, and in return, you get a digital token
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...at stablecoins today, there are $230,000,000,000 market. Those $230,000,000,000 rotate on chain to the tune of about $27,000,000,000,000 last year in 2024, which was greater than Visa's total settlement volume, almost two x that. And if you kinda thi
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...relative to a meme coin, relative to whatever the portfolio might look like? Yeah. So a stablecoin is any blockchain based asset that is pegged to the value of some other asset. 99% of all stablecoins, they're pegged to the value of the US dollar. Th
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...stablecoins are, like, one to one. So it's, like, a dollar is equal to one stablecoin. And so it used to be a safe haven from crypto market volatility. That was, like, the general original thesis behind stablecoins. And now stablecoins are being seen
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...amount of stability over time and is growing. And then the second non fiat backed category are these algorithmic stablecoins. That's where UST falls. There are dozens of these algorithmic stablecoins that have been launched over the years. Most of th
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...senders is now close to 30,000,000, and Circle and Tether are issuing 15,000,000,000 of stable per month and becoming the largest buyers of US treasuries. So that's how much they're increasing the pool of capital they hold to to back up the stable co
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...a type of cryptocurrency that's grown its market cap to $164,000,000,000 in just the past four years. He liked that stablecoins could be moved in a way that was fast, cheap, programmable, and interoperable. He also liked that when they're pegged to a
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...really as euro dollars. They're being mostly used in these emerging markets. This trend of stablecoins is, I think, gonna be one of the most defining trends of our lifetime. The idea of moving dollars globally on the Internet twenty four seven is ver
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...with stablecoins is because it's programmable on this blockchain, there's all types of behaviors underneath. There are genuine payments. We have some evidence, and there have been some interesting reports that show that that is growing. It's particul
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