USDC (USDC)

X-Points are now live on @xStocksFi and you can already check them in the dashboard. Points accrue every 24h, and mine are already coming from: - xStocks used as collateral (borrow) - LP positions There are also social quests that give multipliers, so the earlier you complete them the better. Active now: - Link your Telegram - Daily GM (up to 10) → extra points But the interesting part is this: You can run a delta-neutral strategy farming ~20% APR without direct market exposure by combining the right protocols. Basic idea: 1. Buy a liquid xStock (ex: $TSLAx) 2. Supply it on @kamino (+~2.73% incentives) 3. Borrow ~50% in USDC (-4.47%) (+~2.73% incentives) 4. Send USDC to a perp exchange earning yield on collateral (~11%) like @grvt_io 5. Short the stock perp → stay market neutral 6. Get around 11% APR due to funding fees On GRVT, limit orders don’t just have zero fees, they actually pay a small rebate, which slightly improves the strategy returns. Result: - Farm X-Points - Farm perp Airdrop • ~20% A

mass adoption won't start with hype, it will start with stablecoins. major tradfi companies are aggressively acquiring stablecoin infra and expanding stablecoin operations, just like the institutional adoption wave of 2020-2021. this pattern always comes before regulatory discussions and mainstream payment adoption (so yeah it's good news) > PayPal launched its crypto services in October 2020 > Mastercard opened its network to crypto (February 2021). > Goldman Sachs reopened their crypto services after pausing it in 2018 > rolled out its crypto merchants program in March 2021 > Visa began $USDC settlements in March 2021 > Venmo integration in April 2021 so I'm expecting the pattern to play out like this > more tradfi acquisitions of crypto infrastructure firms > more major payment processors (companies like Paypal and Visa) dabbling into more stablecoin initiatives > more regulatory clarity announcements (Paul Atkins is a lot more nicer and pro-crypto than Gary Gensler so i expect this to be e

It’s hard to overstate stablecoin momentum right now. In the past 10 days alone: - USDC supply hit a new all-time high, with $2B+ minted - The New York Times wrote a 1,500-word article on Tether and stablecoins - Wells Fargo filed a trademark for WFUSD, hinting at stablecoin ambitions - HSBC and Standard Chartered reported likely to receive stablecoin licenses in Hong Kong - Stablecoin market cap hit a new all-time high - Visa and Stripe/Bridge extended stablecoin card program, plan to reach 100+ countries - Global insurance broker Aon tested stablecoin payments on Solana And that was the past few days. Money’s changing fast.

Could we FINALLY be seeing some movement on the CLARITY Act? Senate Banking Chair Tim Scott just said he expects a stablecoin yield proposal in his hands by the end of this week. Scott's exact words: "This week we will have the first proposal in my hands." Stablecoin yield has been the fight holding this bill hostage for the past few months. The sticky question: can stablecoin issuers pay holders interest? Banks hate the idea. If your USDC earns 4%, why keep cash at Chase? Crypto's counter: stablecoins are already earning yield on the backend through T-bills. The issuer just keeps it. The holder sees nothing. That's what the compromise is trying to solve. The draft coming this week will likely allow some form of yield - capped, tiered, or restricted to certain holder types. If it does: - Circle and other issuers get a direct shot at competing for deposit dollars - Banks lose the objection that's been stalling this bill since last year - Everyday holders could earn passive income on dollar-pegged a

mass adoption won't start with hype, it will start with stablecoins. major tradfi companies are aggressively acquiring stablecoin infra and expanding stablecoin operations, just like the institutional adoption wave of 2020-2021. this pattern always comes before regulatory discussions and mainstream payment adoption (so yeah it's good news) > PayPal launched its crypto services in October 2020 > Mastercard opened its network to crypto (February 2021). > Goldman Sachs reopened their crypto services after pausing it in 2018 > rolled out its crypto merchants program in March 2021 > Visa began $USDC settlements in March 2021 > Venmo integration in April 2021 so I'm expecting the pattern to play out like this > more tradfi acquisitions of crypto infrastructure firms > more major payment processors (companies like Paypal and Visa) dabbling into more stablecoin initiatives > more regulatory clarity announcements (Paul Atkins is a lot more nicer and pro-crypto than Gary Gensler so i expect this to be e

Suspected insider made $2.14 million betting on a U.S. strike on Iran - using 38 accounts on Polymarket. > $2.14M Profit > 38 accounts with PNL ranging from $30k to $230k > 4–10 bets on military events > ~100% win rate >All accounts belong to the same person. Prep started on February 22 = Knew everything in advance!? I'm about to break down this insane story - the biggest suspected insider win in Polymarket history - in this thread. Like/bookmark/retweet/quote to support Full details in the thread below ->>>