Since M0's onchain infrastructure launched in June 2024, we've processed over $61.1B in volume.
Businesses use M0 to build and operate 20+ onchain products and we're very thankful for our network of powerful and innovative builders.
Onward!
Who owns the stablecoin economics?
Jacob Laufer (@0xjayzero) of @m0 joins @notkinsa on separating issuance from distribution—and what builders can do with their own digital money.
Co-sponsored by @krakenfx and @trycodex.
Stablecoins passed a $4.6 billion market cap in March 2020.
Today they are 64x larger, a $297 billion market, and the rails behind payments and settlement at some of the largest firms in finance.
Tokenized stocks crossed $4.6 billion this quarter.
Tokenize the World.
What if you could embed the rules for an AI agent in the money itself?
Agents misinterpret prompts and break the social construct you give them, but they can’t violate rules embedded in the rail.
W/ @money2020@reginatto@Anchorage
Strong compliance controls are essential for any stablecoin.
With @0xPredicate, any company launching a stablecoin on M0 can set the right compliance policy for its asset and update it as needs change.
What does real-time compliance look like for stablecoins?
@m0 is an onchain development platform for financial products. Predicate is the default sanctions enforcement provider across their stablecoins.
Let's take a look ↓
“For tinkering, experimenting, and integrating with AI, stablecoins are going to be vastly superior because of their permissionless nature.”
@reginatto at @Money2020 on why stablecoins and tokenized deposits will split in usage but stay fully interoperable.
MoneyGram knew the advantages of holding balances on blockchain-based infrastructure.
To capture the full opportunity, including the reserve income behind a stablecoin, @MoneyGram launched its own: MGUSD.
Built on M0.
.@MoneyGram is trading currencies with stablecoins at a $3B annual run rate and expects that to grow sharply next year.
@LukeTuttle2049 tells @CamiRusso how the 80-year-old remittance company built stablecoins into its ERP, treasury and partner prefunding.
From @StellarOrg's Meridian in Lisbon.
Good explainer from @0xjayzero on PYUSDx powered by @PayPal@moonpay and @m0
PYUSDx gives builders more control over their digital money, and it could significantly expand the market for PYUSD via distribution thru app builders who need to own their own money
Why would PayPal let other companies build on its stablecoin?
Jacob Laufer (@0xjayzero), Chief Growth Officer at M0 (@m0), explains how PYUSDx gives builders more control over their digital money—and could expand the market for PYUSD.
Traditionally, there was a clear separation between what is money, what is code, what is behavior. Now it’s all mixed.
Stablecoins and tokenized deposits are two sides of one coin. One side is money. The other is a piece of software.
W/ @money2020@reginatto@Anchorage@Mysten_Labs@nathanmccauley
The conference circuit isn’t over. 🏎️
@reginatto, Chief Product & Strategy Officer of M0, will be heading to @FintechNerdCon San Diego to unpack the full stablecoin stack, from issuance to operations to control.
He’ll be on stage with Bentzi Rabi (CEO, @utila_io), Ryan Bozarth (CEO, @dakota_xyz), and Dave Birch (@dgwbirch).