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Bitget Wallet surpassed 100 million users as daily payment activity overtook trading activity. Bitget Card spending reached $31 million in H1 2026, driven by growth in emerging markets. Bitget Wallet COO says users increasingly treat stablecoins as digital dollars for daily transactions. Bitget Wallet has surpassed 100 million users worldwide amid a significant shift in how people use the platform. For the first time, more users are making daily payments than using the wallet primarily for trading. According to Bitget Wallet, more than half of the wallet’s users are now based in Southeast Asia, South Asia, Africa, and Latin America. In these regions, stablecoins are used to save money, receive salaries, and pay for everyday purchases. Card Payments See Growth Bitget Wallet’s expanding payment ecosystem has also driven strong growth in card usage, as the company sa
The surge in AI mentions signals a pivotal shift in corporate strategies, potentially driving significant valuation gains and market confidence.
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The stablecoin narrative is shifting from a liquidity engine toward a utility framework. The logic is simple: As adoption matures, stablecoins are increasingly being integrated into cross-border payments, institutional transfers, DeFi applications, and 24/7 global settlement networks. In essence, the focus is shifting from on-chain liquidity provision toward real-world financial utility. June’s data provides a clear confirmation of this shift. As shown in the chart below, adjusted stablecoin transaction volume reached a record $1.79 trillion during the month, representing a 63% increase from May and a 125% year-over-year surge. This acceleration highlights the growing demand for stablecoins as a settlement layer rather than merely a liquidity mechanism within crypto markets. Source: Allium This transition directly increases the strategic importance of Layer 1 network
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Bitcoin’s dominance dropped to a one-month low of 54%, down from 58.12%, according to CoinGecko’s dominance table. Over the same stretch, the “Others” bucket, representing everything outside Bitcoin, Ethereum, and stablecoins, climbed from 19.39% to 24.68% of total crypto market cap. BTC dipped below $58,000 last week, then recovered to find an intraday high of $63,976.16, while the Fear & Greed Index climbed from 12 to 24 this week, though it’s still sitting in Extreme Fear territory. Bitcoin’s dominance had already slid from 63% to 56% over the past year, while stablecoins nearly doubled their market share over the same period, from 7% to 13%. Bitcoin dominance fell from 58.12% to 54.0% as “Others” market share rose from 19.39% to 24.68% The rebound centers on tokens that carry real protocol fees, run buyback or burn programs, sit within Solana’s on-chain trading
Stellar tops $3.3B in tokenized RWAs as stablecoin activity grows and Protocol 27 vote nears on July 8, 2026. Stellar’s payment network is seeing more activity from firms building with stablecoins and tokenized assets. The XLM blockchain has long focused on fast transfers and low transaction costs. The latest discussion centers on stablecoins, tokenized assets […]
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The rapid settlement of stablecoin transactions in B2B commerce could revolutionize industries by reducing costs and eliminating banking delays.
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Crypto-related losses have fallen 46.8% year over year to $1.32 billion during the first half of 2026, but blockchain security firm CertiK has warned that the decline does not indicate a safer digital asset ecosystem. According to CertiK’s H1 2026…
Tether has launched Alloy, a synthetic dollar product backed by Tether Gold, in a move that pushes the stablecoin issuer further beyond simple dollar tokens.
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