We are pleased to announce that USDSM, Stable Mint's USD-denominated e-money token, has now been listed on CoinGecko.
As part of our continued multi-chain expansion, USDSM is available on the following networks:
Ethereum:
0x399B29975CBE313C56269cD5097F5AE097Fa2741
Base:
0x26C358F7c5fEdB20a6ddEf108cD91Efb6B8Da0Cb
Arbitrum One:
0x26C358F7c5fEdB20a6ddEf108cD91Efb6B8Da0Cb
Etherlink:
0x6bDE51212203aE5d592Cc5180DA2ABBd41c922dE
Users should only interact with contract addresses published through Stable Mint's official channels.
The SEC's advisory committee just backed tokenized securities trading on-chain. Atomic settlement. No brokers. No transfer agents.
One thing they'll still need: a payment leg that settles in real time.
That's a stablecoin. A regulated one.
#Tokenisation#Stablecoins
MiCA is doing exactly what regulation is supposed to do: raising the floor.
Gemini exits Europe. SwissBorg migrates to France for broader EU reach. The pattern is clear — firms that didn't invest in compliance are leaving. Firms that did are inheriting the market.
Fewer players. Higher standards. Bigger opportunity for licensed issuers.
#MiCA #RegulatedStablecoins
The $6 trillion oil market still settles on paper. Insurance premiums went on-chain this morning. Settlement infrastructure doesn't care about asset class — it just follows wherever the friction is highest.
A $5 trillion insurance broker just settled premiums in stablecoin. Not a pilot. Not a whitepaper. A real transaction on real rails.
When the largest firms in TradFi start settling on-chain, the infrastructure question answers itself. #Stablecoins#Payments
Jefferies just put a number on the stablecoin shift. 3–5% bank deposit runoff. $1.15T market by 2031.
The institutions that built compliant rails early won't be losing deposits. They'll be receiving them.
#Stablecoins#TradFi
Kraken just got a Fed master account. First crypto firm ever with direct Fedwire access.
The thesis is simple: regulated entities don't just operate in the financial system — they become part of it.
MFSA license. Same logic. European rails.
ZeroHash just filed for a US trust charter to issue stablecoins. So did Bridge, Circle, Ripple, Paxos.
In Europe, that race ended. MiCA is the framework. MFSA EMI licenses are the moat.
We hold one.
The conversation about TradFi-crypto convergence focuses on tokenized assets and ETFs. It should focus on settlement. Traditional payment rails settle in days. On-chain settlement is near-instant. EMIs licensed under MiCA operate in both worlds simultaneously — processing fiat through regulated channels while settling digital assets on-chain. That dual capability isn't a feature. It's the infrastructure layer the next financial system requires.
Most cross-border payments route through 4-5 intermediaries. Each takes a cut, adds latency, introduces counterparty risk. Stablecoin settlement collapses that chain. Same regulatory oversight. Fraction of the cost and time.
We’re excited to share that our CoinMarketCap application for USDSM (Stable Mint United States Dollar) has been submitted.
CMC request ID: #1305395
Learn more: https://t.co/RCil021u2z
Contact: [email protected]
We’re excited to share that our CoinGecko application for USDSM has been submitted.
We’ll share the ticket ID once issued.
Learn more: https://t.co/grwWs7hy5p
Contact: [email protected]