Abisoye Falabi

Making crypto wallets usable at checkout @coinleyio
#BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Just doing things.

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

One in four US e-commerce platforms now accepts digital assets. The question is not whether merchants will accept crypto — it is whether they will do it well. Checkout experience wins here. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

MoneyGram launched MGUSD inside its app. Trilliant built a $500M XRP treasury for African cross-border. Stablecoin infrastructure capital is moving where the need is highest — Africa. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Visa, Mastercard, Stripe, Circle, Nium — all pushing stablecoin settlement at the same time. The convergence is not accidental. Wallet-native commerce is becoming payment infrastructure. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

MoneyGram just went live with its own stablecoin inside its app. When legacy remittance players start shipping crypto-native UX, the game is over for the old model. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Africa is flagged as the highest-potential region for stablecoin payments in 2026. $17.9tn non-G20 addressable market. Mobile money is the on-ramp. The next wave is already forming. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Chainalysis projects on-chain stablecoin transaction volume matching Visa and Mastercard combined within the next decade. The infrastructure is not coming. It is here. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

If your crypto payment product still requires users to understand wallets, bridges, or gas, the product is not ready. The winning checkout hides the rails and keeps the instant settlement. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Flutterwave just went live with USDC/USDT cross-border settlement on Polygon. Africa largest fintech doing real stablecoin rails. The infrastructure conversation is over. Now it is distribution. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Merchant crypto adoption will not be won by accepting crypto. It will be won when checkout feels boring, refunds work, and merchants can settle in fiat or stables without touching the rails. Payments win when the crypto disappears. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Cross-border stablecoin payments going from $13.4B in 2026 to a projected $5T by 2035 tells you the story. This is not a crypto narrative trade anymore. This is payments infrastructure getting rewritten in public. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

MoneyGram launching MGUSD on Stellar is not "crypto adoption."

It’s legacy remittance finally admitting stablecoins are the better rail.

The real shift is this: crypto is moving from asset class to payment infrastructure.

#BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Africa is flagged as the highest-potential region for stablecoin growth in 2026. $17.9tn non-G20 addressable market. Mobile money is the on-ramp. This is where the next wave breaks. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

40% of US merchants accept crypto. Customer demand is reshaping the merchant stack faster than regulation or ideology. The best crypto payment product wins at checkout, not in whitepapers. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

MoneyGram launched a stablecoin on Stellar. Remittances and cross-border settlement moving closer to native crypto rails. The legacy players are not fighting this anymore — they are building it. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

https://t.co/7zC6ymqCSR just made stablecoin acceptance standard for enterprise merchants. When the checkout layer makes crypto invisible, adoption stops being a conversation and becomes infrastructure. #BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

#BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

#BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

The stablecoin story is shifting fast.

Less “crypto trading volume.” More remittances, payroll, merchant settlement, and cross-border B2B flows.

That’s when you know this market is growing up: people stop asking what chain won and start asking what actually clears payments fastest.

#BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

Stablecoins are quietly becoming the payment rail, not the product.

When merchants care more about instant settlement and lower fees than the word “crypto,” that’s when adoption gets real.

The winners won’t be the loudest chains. They’ll be the rails nobody has to think about.

#BuildingfortheNextBillion

[Abisoye Falabi @Falabs]

The real unlock in crypto payments is not another card. It is wallets connecting stablecoin balances to local rails like Pix and QR systems. People do not want to off-ramp to spend. They want to pay. #BuildingfortheNextBillion