Coincides with early reporting but it's pretty interesting that the Visa / Artemis data in the new stablecoin report that, after they remove what they believe to be MEV / arb trading bots, there is still really only two chains that do any stablecoin volumes. We see lots

🚨 Stablecoin Marketmap Alert 🚨 Team at Artemis is building the most comprehensive stablecoin marketmap. Would love your input if we're missing anything 👇

🚨 Updated Stablecoin Marketmap🚨 We added more projects per the community's feedback and a new section for B2B Payments. Anything else we're missing or would like to add? 👇 Projects we added Iron Loopcrypto.xyz 🔜 🇸🇬 Breakpoint & Token2049 brale Lift Dollar | USDL etherfuse Ripple

Happy T49! Here's an updated stablecoin market map! Would love feedback on what else to add ✅

My favorite KPI for chain adoption is net flows. It keeps it simple - where do people want to be. According to Artemis, Polygon | Aggregated PoS has had a net of ~$178M, with $755M inflows & $577M outflows. 👀Probably nothing👀

Circle (USDC) circulating supply is currently down 39% from its peak in March of '22. A few thoughts on why this is the case (and why Circle might want to consider shifting strategy). 1. You'll notice Circle's supply drops off sharply in March of '23. This was due to the

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LFG nic carter “There are ordinary people who use stablecoins”

Marek | Celo ℓ2 from Celo 🦇 🌳 discussed real world use cases happening on the Celo blockchain -- everything from payments to uncollateralized lending which is driving usage on Celo to levels that are comparable to Tron when it comes to daily active users using stablecoins. Source:

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