What's actually working in crypto right now? Stablecoins keep proving they've cracked product-market fit when most projects can't.
Sure, Tether and USD Coin still own the game. But 2025's been wild for alternative stablecoins. Two catalysts flipped the script: Circle's public listing and the GENIUS Act pushing through. Now we're watching this weird tension play out — protocols chasing yield versus racing to tick compliance boxes.
The supercycle everyone's talking about? It's not just about printing more coins. It's about who figures out the regulatory maze first while keeping returns attractive enough that people actually use their product.
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CountdownToBroke
· 12-11 13:33
Stablecoins are really heating up, but to be honest, whoever passes the regulatory hurdle first gets the biggest slice of the pie.
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BasementAlchemist
· 12-10 16:53
Stablecoins are really the only useful thing, other projects can't keep up...
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ConfusedWhale
· 12-10 16:52
Stablecoins are really the only thing alive, while other projects are still dreaming.
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LiquidationKing
· 12-10 16:52
Stablecoins are really the only ones seriously developing products... other projects are just talking nonsense.
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ProofOfNothing
· 12-10 16:43
Stablecoins are really the only reliable thing; other projects are just messing around.
What's actually working in crypto right now? Stablecoins keep proving they've cracked product-market fit when most projects can't.
Sure, Tether and USD Coin still own the game. But 2025's been wild for alternative stablecoins. Two catalysts flipped the script: Circle's public listing and the GENIUS Act pushing through. Now we're watching this weird tension play out — protocols chasing yield versus racing to tick compliance boxes.
The supercycle everyone's talking about? It's not just about printing more coins. It's about who figures out the regulatory maze first while keeping returns attractive enough that people actually use their product.