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Stargate, a composable liquidity transport protocol, has announced its integration with Circle’s cross-chain transfer protocol. In an announcement on Mar. 19, Stargate ( STG ) said integrating stablecoin issuer Circle’s Cross-Chain Transport Protocol is a major development. Per details the platform shared, CCTP will bring native USDC ( USDC ) transfers to Stargate Finance’s users. CCTP, which Circle recently upgraded to enhance its functionality, will help Stargate users transfer native USDC across several supported networks. This means 1:1 capital efficiency for users on Ethereum, Solana and Aptos, as well as layer 2 scaling solutions Base, Optimism and Arbitrum. CCTP on Stargate will also support native USDC transfers between the decentralized finance protocol and Avalanche and Polygon. “By integrating Circle’s CCTP, Stargate expands its reach and ability to serve more users and ecosystems, with seamless value transfer,” the protocol posted on X. Stargate’s integration of CCTP comes just days after Circle launched an upgraded version of the cross-chain transport protocol. The unveiling of CCTP v2 , according to Circle, offers an enhanced version of the solution, with the main improvement being the slashing of transaction times for transfers to Ethereum and layer 2s from minutes to seconds. Typically, such transactions have taken 13-19 minutes. But CCTP v2 cuts this to seconds via the Faster Transfer feature. Circle’s Hooks feature also adds to overall efficiency with automatic swaps and treasury management. “The launch of CCTPv2 is a huge leap forward in building fast, secure and simple to use financial applications onchain. It enables cross-chain USDC movement in seconds (fast finality), new developer hooks to connect automation and composability with transfers, and high security,” Jeremy Allaire, co-founder and chief executive officer of Circle, said at the time. Recently, bridged USDC Standard went live on Story, the Stargate Hydra chain that allows for tokenization of intelligence. Leveraging bridged USDC will allow developers to continue building high-quality dApps as users benefit from value transfer across the blockchain network. The deployment means users can use the bridged version of the stablecoin to move value from and to more than 30 networks connected to Stargate.

Siemens, a pillar of the European industry, is accelerating into crypto. Its integration of the Minima blockchain into its connected machines goes beyond mere innovation. The group is redefining digital trust with a decentralized network capable of transforming entire sectors. IoT and crypto are joining forces to secure critical infrastructures and automate industrial processes. Crypto, Blockchain And IoT: Siemens Takes A Giant Step Towards The Industry Of The Future In a world where vehicles are becoming rolling computers, cybersecurity is a priority. Siemens is betting on Minima to ensure data integrity. Every sensor, update, or interaction is recorded on an unforgeable blockchain. No more vulnerable servers: a mesh network ensures real-time verification by manufacturers, suppliers, and users. Thanks to smart contracts, technical recalls and supplies are automated. Fewer conflicts, less delay, more efficiency. Smart electrical grids are prime targets for cyberattacks. With Minima, Siemens provides a radical solution. Solar energy producers, wind farms, and even home batteries exchange their surplus via secure peer-to-peer transactions. Maintenance data, stored on the blockchain, allows for anticipating failures before they paralyze entire cities. A silent revolution but essential for the ecological transition. Imagine a pacemaker where every beat is secure and tamper-proof. This is what Minima enables. Connected medical devices generate cryptographic proof of their proper functioning, tracing each component from the factory to the operating room. Health authorities access real-time audits, and patients regain control of their data. A bulwark against falsification, a leap forward for digital health. On the virtual marketplace Cre8Ventures, Siemens empowers its digital twins with a superpower: absolute authenticity. Thanks to crypto, every industrial simulation relies on unforgeable proofs. From start-ups to industry giants, everyone tests their innovations – surgical robots, wind turbines – in an ecosystem where trust becomes a technical guarantee. The EU Chips Act aims to free Europe from its technological dependencies. Siemens and Minima are part of this dynamic by deploying blockchain solutions compliant with European standards. Goal: to create a sovereign security standard. The next step? An industry where every robot, sensor, and production line operates as an autonomous blockchain node. Siemens is already planning pilot deployments in hospitals and power plants. An exclusive interview with Minima’s leaders, scheduled for September, promises to reveal more about this crypto-industrial revolution. In the meantime, crypto is already embedding itself into daily life: in Toulouse, residents can now pay their bus and subway fares in crypto . Between industry and everyday life, blockchain is becoming an obvious choice.

Coinbase adds $ADA and $cbETH as collateral options for futures trading Coinbase’s cryptocurrency derivatives exchange Coinbase International Exchange announced via X that it will support ADA and cbETH as futures trading collateral on Coinbase International and Coinbase Advanced. Accordingly, users can trade perpetual futures with leverage by depositing ADA and cbETH as collateral.

Trump expected to address DAS Conference on crypto policy Former Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett reported on X that Donald Trump is expected to address the DAS Conference, either via livestream or a pre-recorded message, to outline his next steps in crypto policy. While…

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) opened the floodgates to institutional bitcoin ( BTC) adoption in 2024 when it approved the first spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), and on Thursday, Solv Protocol, a bitcoin staking platform, finalized a $10 million “Bitcoin Reserve Offering” to take advantage of the rapidly growing institutional appetite for BTC. Bitcoin’s inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto, envisioned the cryptocurrency as digital cash, but its disinflationary issuance schedule coupled with its astronomical price appreciation have morphed the asset into digital gold, a safe haven asset that shrewd investors buy and hold to preserve and build wealth. There’s only one problem with holding bitcoin, it doesn’t generate yield. Sure, its price appreciation is unmatched, but investors only realize profits if they sell their BTC. Solv Protocol was designed as a solution to this conundrum by offering staking yield to institutions holding bitcoin, and the $10 million the firm raised will be used to implement various yield-generating strategies. “When institutions put their bitcoin into our bitcoin reserve, we won’t let it be idle,” Solv co-founder Ryan Chow told Bitcoin.com in an interview. “We will deploy it into BTC yield-generating vehicles.” Chow explained that institutions deposit bitcoin with Solv and in return receive yield-bearing instruments resembling convertible bonds. “It’s very similar to Strategy,” Chow explained, referring to how the software company turned bitcoin treasury firm Strategy (MSTR) has frequently financed its bitcoin purchases by issuing debt via convertible bonds. He also provided examples of assets Solv invests in to generate yields high enough to attract institutional investors. Stablecoins such as Ethena’s USDe are on the menu. USDe is currently offering a 4% yield according to the Ethena website, but the stablecoin has offered returns as high as 56% in the past. Solv also purchases other stablecoins that can be used to invest in different types of crypto assets. (Ethena’s USDe has peaked at roughly 56% APY in the past / DeFi Llama) “We use the BTC as a pledge to borrow stablecoins, and then we invest the stablecoins in all those other ways.” Chow explained. Solv hopes to conduct additional fundraising rounds for its reserve. Chow said the firm has already attracted a few big names, which he declined to disclose. However, he claims large players in the crypto space have already committed funds for subsequent rounds. “We cannot disclose their names,” Chow explained. “But for the follow-up rounds like round two, round three, we already have a lot of institutions that [have] committed in the pipeline.” 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到[email protected]，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。