Visa Inc.宣佈對其穩定幣結算基礎設施進行重大擴展,使美國銀行和金融機構能夠在區塊鏈網絡上使用Circle的美元硬幣($USDC )進行交易結算——包括Solana——作爲其持續現代化支付和流動性管理戰略的一部分。這一舉措擴大了Visa爲機構客戶提供的鏈上結算選項,並反映出對數字資產支持的支付渠道日益增長的需求。 該倡議使美國發行人和收購方能夠以$USDC 結算義務,而不是僅僅依賴傳統的法定貨幣渠道,幫助機構更靈活地管理財政運營,並可能減少結算時間和成本。Visa擴展的穩定幣結算在支持的區塊鏈上運行,Solana提供比傳統渠道更快且成本更低的交易能力。
Binance expands USD1 trading pairs,to convert BUSD collateral to World Liberty Financial stablecoin.
Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, announced on Thursday that it will add major new trading pairs denominated in the $USD1 stablecoin and convert all collateral backing its Binance-Peg BUSD token into USD1 at a 1:1 ratio, marking a significant shift in the exchange’s stablecoin infrastructure.
The move integrates the USD1 stablecoin, issued by World Liberty Financial ($WLFI ), more deeply into Binance’s spot markets and collateral structure — a rare step that could reshape how stablecoins are used across one of the industry’s largest trading venues. New trading pairs and broader access: As of 08:00 UTC on Thursday, Binance users can trade USD1 with several of the exchange’s most liquid markets, including:
BNB/USD1 ETH/USD1 SOL/USD1 These additions make the stablecoin accessible in some of Binance’s highest-volume trading pairs for major tokens. The exchange is also enabling fee incentives across these markets, including zero fees on USD1/USDT and USD1/USDC trades and special fee waivers for VIP traders. In addition, Binance is activating spot algo order support (Trading Bots) for the newly listed markets, giving traders more tools for automated strategies using $USD1 . Conversion of BUSD collateral: In a coordinated update, Binance said it will convert all collateral assets backing Binance-Peg BUSD (B-Token) into USD1 at par, a process expected to take up to one week. After completion, USD1 will become a central part of the exchange’s internal collateral and margin systems. The transition means USD1 will occupy a core liquidity and collateral role previously held by BUSD, further embedding the stablecoin into Binance’s infrastructure. About USD1 and World Liberty Financial: USD1 is a fully redeemable, dollar-backed stablecoin supported by U.S. Treasury bills, cash deposits, and other cash equivalents and is redeemable at a 1:1 ratio for U.S. dollars. The token was launched in March 2025 and has rapidly expanded its footprint across various blockchain networks and exchanges. It gained additional prominence after a roughly $2 billion investment by Abu Dhabi-based firm MGX into Binance, settled in USD1, which highlighted institutional interest in the asset. World Liberty Financial’s platform is described as a decentralized finance (DeFi) protocol and governance ecosystem that aims to broaden access to digital dollar infrastructure globally. Market and industry implications: Analysts say the integration of USD1 into Binance’s core systems — including trading pairs, fee structures, and collateral support — could accelerate adoption of alternative stablecoins beyond traditional options like USDT and USDC. User adoption trends: whether traders will migrate liquidity to USD1 pairs on Binance.Stablecoin market share: how USD1’s role evolves relative to incumbents such as USDT and USDC.Regulatory reactions: how U.S. and global regulators respond to a major exchange reworking stablecoin collateral structures. #USDC #WriteToEarnUpgrade #USD1vsUSDT #BNB_Market_Update #eth
摩根大通公司正在擴大其對區塊鏈技術的接受,推出了一種代幣化貨幣市場基金,該基金在以太坊區塊鏈上進行,標誌着傳統金融機構進入公共去中心化金融基礎設施的最大舉措之一。該基金——名爲 My OnChain Net Yield Fund (MONY)——已注入1億美元的銀行自有資本,預計本週將向合格投資者開放。
U.S House Financial Services Committee urges SEC to update rules for Bitcoin and digital assets.
Members of the U.S. House Financial Services Committee have formally called on Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair Paul Atkins to revise existing regulations so that Bitcoin and other digital assets may be included in 401(k) retirement plans, aligning with President Donald Trump’s 2025 executive order aimed at broadening retirement investment options. In a December 11, 2025 letter, Republicans and Democrats on the committee urged the SEC to act quickly to update rules that currently limit the types of investments available to defined-contribution plans.The letter emphasized that the SEC should move in concert with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) to implement regulatory changes necessary to allow retirement savers to allocate portions of their portfolios to alternative assets — including cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
Visa to offer stablecoin settlement for U.S. institutions using Circle’s USDC on Solana.
Visa Inc. has announced a major expansion of its stablecoin settlement infrastructure, enabling U.S. banks and financial institutions to settle transactions using Circle’s $USDT Coin (USDC) on blockchain networks — including Solana — as part of its ongoing strategy to modernize payments and liquidity management. The move expands Visa’s on-chain settlement options for institutional clients and reflects growing demand for digital-asset-enabled payment rails. The initiative lets U.S. issuers and acquirers settle obligations in USDC instead of relying solely on traditional fiat rails, helping institutions manage treasury operations more flexibly and potentially reduce settlement times and costs. Visa’s expanded stablecoin settlement runs on supported blockchains with Solana offering faster and lower-cost transaction capabilities compared with conventional rails. How the stablecoin settlement works Under the new framework, participating financial institutions can settle Visa obligations in $USDC directly via supported blockchain networks — including Solana — which provides 7-day settlement windows rather than being restricted to standard banking hours. The settlement process uses Circle’s $USDC , a dollar-pegged stablecoin already widely adopted by banks and crypto innovators for digital payments and liquidity transfers. Visa’s settlement expansion allows treasury and payment flows to be modernized by using blockchain-based settlement rails that operate outside traditional banking cutoff times, a shift that could improve liquidity management for banks and fintechs.
Trump says “He will soon announce next Fed chair” — someone who believes in lower interest rates.
President Donald Trump said in a prime-time address on Wednesday that he will “soon” announce his pick for the next chairman of the Federal Reserve — describing the nominee as “someone who believes in lower interest rates by a lot.” The comments signal the White House’s intent to install a Fed leader more sympathetic to rapid monetary easing, a move that could sharpen debates over the central bank’s independence. What the president said? Speaking from the White House Diplomatic Reception Room, Trump told viewers he would “soon announce our next chairman of the Federal Reserve, someone who believes in lower interest rates by a lot. And mortgage payments will be coming down,” tying lower policy rates to his broader plan to ease borrowing costs. Trump has previously said he would announce a nominee “early next year,” but Wednesday’s remarks suggested the administration is moving closer to a decision.