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Circle Bets $3 Billion That Owning the Rail Beats Riding Someone Else's
·Dora Noda·7 min

Circle Bets $3 Billion That Owning the Rail Beats Riding Someone Else's

Circle's $222M Arc token presale at a $3B valuation marks the company's pivot from stablecoin issuer to blockchain operator — combining USDC issuance with its own settlement rail and competing with Coinbase Base and Stripe Tempo for institutional on-chain finance.

stablecoins
institutional-investment
Layer-1
GENIUS Act
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From Libra's Ashes: How Meta's Stablecoin Comeback Changes Everything
·Dora Noda·10 min

From Libra's Ashes: How Meta's Stablecoin Comeback Changes Everything

Meta launched USDC creator payouts in Colombia and the Philippines in April 2026, using Stripe's Bridge infrastructure — a compliance-first return to crypto payments four years after the Libra/Diem collapse. Four structural changes made this launch succeed where Libra failed.

stablecoins
payments
Meta
regulation
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The Stablecoin Land Grab: How the GENIUS Act Blew Open a $320B Market
·Dora Noda·9 min

The Stablecoin Land Grab: How the GENIUS Act Blew Open a $320B Market

The GENIUS Act created the first federal pathway for banks to issue stablecoins, and now JPMorgan, Ripple, MetaMask, SoFi, and a 20-firm pipeline through Anchorage are racing to fragment the $322B market that Tether and Circle built.

stablecoins
GENIUS Act
regulation
TradFi
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Anchorage's 20-Issuer Queue: The Stablecoin Factory Hiding in Plain Sight
·Dora Noda·10 min

Anchorage's 20-Issuer Queue: The Stablecoin Factory Hiding in Plain Sight

Anchorage Digital is the only operational federally chartered crypto bank under the GENIUS Act, with 20 institutions queued to issue stablecoins through its OCC charter — a structural moat that resembles the early AWS, Stripe, and Plaid windows.

stablecoins
GENIUS Act
regulation
custody
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Stablecoin Yield Wars 2026: How a Law That Banned Yield Created the Biggest Yield Boom in Crypto History
·Dora Noda·12 min

Stablecoin Yield Wars 2026: How a Law That Banned Yield Created the Biggest Yield Boom in Crypto History

The GENIUS Act forbade stablecoin issuers from paying yield, then quietly created the largest on-chain yield market in history. Here is how USDC, tokenized T-bills, and DeFi split the $320B stablecoin market into three lanes.

stablecoins
DeFi
GENIUS Act
RWA
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FASB's Cash-Equivalent Pivot: The Quiet Vote That Could Put Stablecoins on Every Fortune 500 Balance Sheet
·Dora Noda·12 min

FASB's Cash-Equivalent Pivot: The Quiet Vote That Could Put Stablecoins on Every Fortune 500 Balance Sheet

FASB's April 15, 2026 vote to allow payment stablecoins as cash equivalents under U.S. GAAP removes the last accounting barrier blocking Fortune 500 treasury adoption and could redirect trillions in corporate cash management toward USDC and other GENIUS Act-compliant issuers.

stablecoins
crypto accounting
GENIUS Act
treasury
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Tether Q1 2026: $1.04B Profit Builds a Stablecoin Sovereign Wealth Fund
·Dora Noda·11 min

Tether Q1 2026: $1.04B Profit Builds a Stablecoin Sovereign Wealth Fund

Tether earned $1.04B in 90 days on a $191.8B balance sheet — $141B Treasuries, $20B gold, $7B Bitcoin, and $8.23B excess reserves. Why USDT looks more like a sovereign wealth fund than a stablecoin company.

Tether
stablecoins
TRON
regulation
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Coinbase CUSHY: How a Stablecoin Credit Fund Could Pull Billions From Money Markets Onchain
·Dora Noda·9 min

Coinbase CUSHY: How a Stablecoin Credit Fund Could Pull Billions From Money Markets Onchain

Coinbase Asset Management's CUSHY fund pairs Apollo private credit, Superstate's FundOS, and Northern Trust administration on Ethereum, Solana, and Base — the most institutional tokenized credit launch yet, and a direct read-through on the GENIUS Act.

Coinbase
tokenization
RWA
stablecoins
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Meta's USDC Comeback: Stablecoin Creator Payouts Launch on Polygon and Solana
·Dora Noda·11 min

Meta's USDC Comeback: Stablecoin Creator Payouts Launch on Polygon and Solana

Four years after killing Diem, Meta is paying creators in USDC on Polygon and Solana through Stripe — starting in Colombia and the Philippines, expanding to 160 countries. Here is why this rollout works where Libra failed, and what it means for the stablecoin distribution map.

Meta
stablecoins
Polygon
Solana
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