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6 months ago

As the year comes to a close, we’ve been reflecting on how Blockradar was built this year. 2025 started with a simple focus: building stablecoin infrastructure that fintechs everywhere can rely on. Most of the early work happened quietly, building, fixing, and listening closely to the teams using us. As adoption grew, so did the surface area of what we needed to support. We expanded the platform to give our customers more flexibility and control: shipping swap & bridge, checkout infrastructure, Gateway, virtual accounts, and more. All designed to work together without adding complexity. We’re grateful to the customers who trusted us early and allowed us to grow alongside them. Because of that trust, $300M + in transaction volume moved through Blockradar in less than 9 months, powering real world stablecoin transactions. We’re also thankful for our ecosystem partners, like @circle, @arc, @LiskHQ, @base, @Plasma, @tempo, @cngn_co, @idrx_co, and @ZARP_Stablecoin, and more who share our belief that stablecoins are becoming core financial infrastructure. Looking back, 2025 feels less like a launch year and more like a foundation year. It’s still early. It’s still day zero. 2026 will be about building on that foundation with full acceleration.

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One thing I’ve been paying attention to lately is not only whether stablecoins are growing (I think it's pretty clear they are), but also who is talking about them. A few years ago, an article like this would have likely appeared in a crypto publication. Today, it’s appearing in one of Colombia’s leading business newspapers, @Portafolioco, where our perspective was included as part of the conversation around the future of cross-border payments. The article focuses on international money movement, but I think the more interesting story is that stablecoins are gradually becoming part of the broader discussion around financial infrastructure. That doesn’t mean every challenge has been solved, and it certainly doesn’t mean adoption happens overnight. But when mainstream business media starts covering stablecoins as a practical tool for moving money across borders, it’s a sign that the conversation is evolving. Not because the technology suddenly changed, but because the audience did. https://t.co/N30crViV69 ------------------------------------------------ Últimamente he estado prestando atención no solo al crecimiento de las stablecoins (creo que ya es bastante evidente), sino también a quiénes están hablando de ellas. Hace algunos años, un artículo como este probablemente habría aparecido en un medio especializado en cripto. Hoy aparece en @Portafolioco, uno de los principales periódicos económicos de Colombia, donde tuvimos la oportunidad de aportar nuestra perspectiva sobre el futuro de los pagos cross-border. El artículo se enfoca en el movimiento internacional de dinero, pero para mí la historia más interesante es otra: las stablecoins están comenzando a formar parte de una conversación mucho más amplia sobre infraestructura financiera. Eso no significa que todos los problemas están resueltos, ni mucho menos que la adopción va a ocurrir de la noche a la mañana. Pero cuando los medios económicos tradicionales empiezan a analizar las stablecoins como una herramienta práctica para mover dinero entre países, es una señal de que la conversación está evolucionando. No porque la tecnología haya cambiado de repente, sino porque la audiencia sí lo ha hecho.

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