Eco

The stablecoin network that makes money programmable across every major blockchain. Backed by @a16zcrypto, @FoundersFund, @PanteraCapital.

[Eco @eco]

Smarter stablecoin routing, built for institutions.

Eco Verified Liquidity is in early access: a permissioned lane on Eco where every provider is validated and every transaction is screened before it settles.

For exchanges, payment platforms, OTC desks & fintechs:

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https://t.co/Aqf6d9rhWE

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@USDT0_to 🔥🔥

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@0xPolygon @Polymarket @artemis .
product market fit

stablecoins 🤝 prediction markets

[Eco @eco]

One of the fastest stablecoin launches this year came from a prediction market.

@Polymarket's pUSD, on @0xPolygon, has grown from $0 to more than $513M since April.

Data: @artemis

[Eco @eco]

Eco Routes has one job: move stablecoins from A to B with the highest performance possible.

Two things get optimized to do it:
1. Routing finds the best path when several exist.
2. Liquidity orchestration keeps market liquidity reachable across as many efficient paths as possible.

Eco CEO @rynesaxe's napkin sketch of how it works:

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@artemis @shayne_coplan and co are cooking

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What happens to money when it falls into the hands of a few issuers?

@strao_, Head of Product at Eco, on the version of stablecoins worth avoiding, and how Eco keeps the market open across all of them.

[CoinDesk @CoinDesk]

OPINION: Stablecoins aren't coming for community banks, and Congress shouldn't "kneecap one of the clearest advances in payment infrastructure" to protect banks from competition, argues @Eco CEO @RyneSaxe.

[Ryne Saxe @rynesaxe]

Some people may not know that Eco operated as a regulated business with a prior product. So we can talk the talk here, much more deeply than most onchain-native teams.

From the beginning, we've built Routes with the expectation that regulated customers would need specific metadata, clear compliance tracing, and custom routing — even across a completely non-custodial protocol. We've piloted these features during Q2, and in Q3 several large partners will launch with it.

The scale that this and other upcoming features will unlock during Q3-Q4 is massive: 10x the flow, at 10x the size. Recent weeks have been a total grind, trying to keep up with current demand. But that work is now starting to pay off. Features like this are a signal.

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https://t.co/Aqf6d9rhWE

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@artemis @AerodromeFi 🙌🙌🙌

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One application has led stablecoin volume in 21 out of 25 weeks in 2026.

@AerodromeFi has moved more than $8.6 trillion in stablecoin volume this year.

Data: @artemis

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@TokenizedPod @centrifuge Full episode hosted by @sytaylor and @cuysheffield here: https://t.co/rvy8WPnCUv

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Most people talk about stablecoins as if they're settling into a single category. On the latest @TokenizedPod episode, @centrifuge's Chief Legal Officer, Eli Cohen, described the opposite happening.

Regulated issuers and unregulated ones. Tether and Circle running on different models. Yield-bearing stablecoins offshore that fall outside Genius entirely.

The market is splitting along structural lines faster than it's consolidating, and Cohen's read is that this fragmentation is the durable state, not a phase.

For an institution, every one of those splits is another integration, another compliance posture, another counterparty to onboard. The cost of a fragmenting issuer market lands on whoever has to reach across all of it.

The alternative is a neutral layer that connects to every side of the market through one integration, so reaching a new issuer or chain doesn't mean starting over.

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Same-chain stablecoin swaps run into a wall at size.

Solvers can only fill what they're holding, and the big orders are the ones that go unfilled.

Flash Intents let a solver fill those orders by routing through your own funds, without fronting any liquidity.

Read how solvers fill orders they don't fund:

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https://t.co/KVBRlBteUc

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Why does a user sign a fresh approval every time they move to a new chain?

Permit3 ends that. One signature carries token permissions across any supported chain.

Each chain verifies independently, funds move on demand.

Full breakdown of Permit3 and how to integrate:
https://t.co/YzaIsBXlL7

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@circle @HyperliquidX @artemis https://t.co/M5Ov4D85bW

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$5.55B in @circle's ethereum:0xa0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48 now lives on @HyperliquidX's HyperEVM.

1264% growth this year.

Data: @artemis

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Legacy cross-border settlement moves through multiple banks, manual reconciliation, and days of clearing.

Eco Routes is three server-side calls: request a quote, fund it onchain, get confirmation in 20–40 seconds. Any chain to any chain, no API key.

You set the speed, cost, and security parameters per transfer.

Integrate it here: https://t.co/HKKyUT0MbF

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B2B cross-border payments are heading toward $124T by the end of the decade, and the rails carrying them still clear through a chain of correspondent banks, each adding a day and a fee.

Stablecoins are where that gap closes: same value, minutes instead of days, one ledger instead of six.

@stripe mapped every point of friction in the legacy flow. Stablecoins answer most of it: https://t.co/jRGMNXzDIe