Coming soon: $apxUSD
@apyx_fi's apxUSD is an over-collateralized synthetic dollar backed by variable-rate preferred shares from Digital Asset Treasury companies, designed to trade close to $1.
Trading starts April 20
Get ready → https://t.co/47fNCUnRqD
5/ Dan Kang (@CryptoIRGuy), Chief Strategy Officer of @apyx_fi and @defidevcorp, introduces Apyx - "a digital dollar backed by the apex asset itself - bitcoin." Apyx is a protocol designed to create "perfect money," based on apxUSD, which is designed to maintain a 1:1 peg to USD, collateralized by $STRC.
Right now, it costs about $0.004 to execute a transaction on Solana. Let me put that into perspective
You would need to send 2,500 transactions just to spend $10 in fees
This is absolutely crazy and it's about to get even cheaper. damn
🚨 @Mastercard has added @Solana to its Crypto Partner Program, a global initiative connecting traditional finance with the digital asset ecosystem.
The program brings together 85+ crypto-native firms, payments providers, and financial institutions to explore real-world payment use cases.
“All models are wrong, but some are useful.”
One of my top priorities coming into 2026 was giving institutions a better valuation framework for SOL. The DFDV model (https://t.co/3m0dpFlrfQ) was the first step.
One of the useful second-order effects has been shifting the conversation toward demand drivers for SOL. Bullish RWA? You should be bullish SOL. Bullish stablecoins? Bullish SOL.
The demand bucket getting the most attention in our report has been agentic AI. So we’ve been working on a deeper piece on AI agents and their implications for SOL.
Spoiler…if you’re bullish on AI agents, you should be bullish on SOL. Stay tuned.