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CryptoCurrencies and their lifespan.
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Hmm there is still a difference between centralisation and concentration :) as big players own more it doesn’t make things more centralized - but interoperability and multi chain tech does definitely make the future look more interconnected, and blurring the lines between defi / trad fi :) Interesting to see Circle release USDC on the XRPL (RLUSD / EURØP / USDB / BBRL etc) and Vivo’s plan to generate yield on their $100m of XRP using the FLR network! And tokenized realestate sales in Saudi Dubai’s first tokenized property listing sold in 24 hours, and the second sold in under 2 minutes! (Between 149 investors from 35 countries) “Both projects are part of the Dubai Land Department’s (DLD) Property Tokenization Initiative, designed to enhance real estate market accessibility through blockchain-based fractional ownership. The PRYPCO Mint platform, a joint initiative between DLD and PRYPCO, is licensed by the Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA) and utilizes blockchain technology developed by Ctrl Alt via the XRP Ledger.” Really cool to see the mix of so many techs and startups working together or on the XRPL to bring utility and new opportunities out! :)
tldr; Payments platform Stripe has acquired crypto wallet provider Privy, shortly after completing a $1 billion purchase of stablecoin firm Bridge. Privy will continue as an independent product under Stripe, aiming to enhance its services. Earlier, Stripe acquired Bridge, the issuer of USDB, a dollar-pegged stablecoin backed by cash and money market funds. Stripe is also reportedly in talks with banks about integrating stablecoins into their offerings, highlighting growing interest in digital assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
The follow conditions 1. Tariffs all gone 2. XRP vs SEC case totally cleared - most likely in June XRP APEX in Singapore 3. ISO20022 14 July 2025 4. Full banks implementation of ISO20022 probably in Nov 2025 5. XRPL based Stable Coins adoptions goes up, e.g. RLUSD, XSGD, USDB 6. Market improved after USA recovers from supply chain issues By end next year….other than China & its Digital Renmibi (e-RMB) there will be many other XRPL based stable coins (3-5 sec) for each country freeing up banks more foreign funds previously reserved for cross border payment under old SWIFT messaging system (3-5days) Small amount of XRP tokens (finite supply) will be burnt permanently for each XRPL transaction Over time XRP can increase in prices once adoption goes higher to improve liquidity per transaction XRP uses a fraction of the energy required per transaction (compared to Bitcoin) & there will be no more minting of XRP token The energy required to mint BTC token exponentially goes up over time causing wastage of energy to produce BTC instead of using on the population. BTC slow transaction makes it harder to do point of sales payment compared to other crypto XRP are well suited for point of sale transactions using crypto wallet apps when banks take over custody of crypto like exchanges after OCC allowed banks to behave like exchanges https://www.cointribune.com/en/occ-clears-us-banks-to-buy-sell-and-custody-crypto-with-third-party-support/ That means one final nail in the coffin- internet of value for XRP = online payment using XRPL based stable coins or XRP directly is possible in a few years time
tldr; Three new international stablecoins are launching on the XRP Ledger (XRPL) this week, signaling growing confidence in Ripple's blockchain. Brazil's Braza Group is introducing USDB, a USD-backed stablecoin for cross-border payments, alongside its existing BBRL stablecoin. Singapore's StraitsX launched XSGD, pegged to the Singaporean dollar, while Switzerland's Schuman Financial unveiled EURØP, backed by the Euro. These developments highlight XRPL's global adoption and Ripple's expanding role in the stablecoin market. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
There's USDB on blast, there's USDC( I've always preferred USDC), there's USDV, there's TUSD on Tron
tldr; Munchables, an NFT game on the Ethereum layer-2 blockchain Blast, was exploited for $62 million. The exploit was announced on March 26, with the team tracking the exploiter's movements. Blockchain analyst ZachXBT identified the wallet of the attacker, which had a balance of $62.45 million in Ether. The exploit involved the attacker assigning themselves a deposited balance of 1,000,000 Ether due to a contract upgrade manipulation. The game involves staking Blast ETH and USDB to farm points and unlock perks. There are calls for Blast to intervene by rolling back the chain to before the exploit. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
Introducing: USDB USD BLACKROCK :D
>Using USDB vs SD would eliminate the air gap, correct? Right. >How big of a deal is it to not air gap? It seems like CC is very secure even without the air gap. Still secure, it's the model that many other hardware wallets use. It's also very, very easy to transfer files with an SD card to maintain the air gap though.
Using USDB vs SD would eliminate the air gap, correct? How big of a deal is it to not air gap? It seems like CC is very secure even without the air gap.
USDB market cap is down to a 2 year low now.
I issue 1 USDB for every $1 burned.
Next we're going to hear that the proper binance one is USDB
No one will ever attempt keeping all his earnings in BTC, it's never a good idea, although the future is bright, but diversification is necessary, only 20% of my worth are on BTC, 30% on Alts like EVMOS, TAKE, & GMX, 30% on real estate, and 10% on stable coins should in case of emergency, and I'm staking the stable (USDB) on Takepile for a whopping 30% APY.
I basically don't need CBDC, all I need rn is USDB to increase my yield earnings on Takepile perpdex where I'm getting over 30% APR
Yeah. There’s a Take staking system and also one for DAI and new vault for USDB which allows users to Deposit stablecoin for an equivalent PiltToken that can be staked to earn Yield reward.
Why couldn't they call it USDB? Is it deliberately supposed to sound naughty?
USDB on the fantom network. Works in coordination with FHM (fantohm) similar to ust/luna. Currently paying out 32.5% APR if you stake on USDBALANCE. I also hold FHM.
I just put my spare cash into FHM (fantohm) stake it and watch the autocompounding. Get the best of both worlds. Staking helps you hold, and you can skim off some of the rewards from time to time. Price has been stable lately as I think it has hit the floor. Excellent early entry opportunity with their new stable coin USDB that has similarities to the LUNA/UST relationship, but pays out 30%+ APR. Awesome team.
I converted everything into USDB earlier this morning. Once everything clears I'll start a new portfolio with less alts. Learned my lesson.
I know exactly what they are doing - allocating 1 USD "token" for every 1 USD/USDC/USDB/... deposited and swapping USD and stablecoins amongst each other externally when need arises (ex. more USDC is withdrawn than deposited) or is beneficial for the exchange (I assume). That's all.
Usdt is backed by USDC which is backed by USDB which is backed by BUSD which is backed by SHIB.