Arbitrum, Paxos liderliğindeki Global Dollar ağına katılarak dijital dolar büyümesinden pay almak için adımlar atıyor

Kısaca

USDG, Arbitrum üzerinde kullanıma sunuldu; dolaşımda 3 milyar doların üzerinde bir hacim söz konusu Global Dollar Network, 150'den fazla ortakla genişliyor; USDG büyümesi stratejik öncelik olarak öne çıkıyor Paxos liderliğindeki model, ortaklara kapitülasyon sağlayarak benimsemeyi artırıyor

Ana mesele

Arbitrum, Global Dollar Ağını kullanarak USDG üzerinden gelir payı elde etmeyi hedefliyor

Ne değişti?

USDG büyümesi ve ağ ortakları üzerinden yeni gelir akımları yaratma çabası artık network odaklı bir strateji olarak yerleşiyor

Beni nasıl etkiler?

Kullanıcılar ve yatırımcılar için stablecoin ekosisteminde yeni kullanım alanları ve potansiyel gelir paylaşımı

Ne oldu?

Arbitrum, USDG ekosistemine entegrasyon ve ortaklarla genişleme yolunda ilerliyor

Neden şimdi?

Stablecoin dolaşımı ve DeFi büyüklüğü nedeniyle ağın gelir modellerini paylaşması talep görüyor

Neden önemli?

Ağ üzerinde gelir akışları çeşitleniyor; kullanıcılar için kullanım senaryoları ve yatırımcılar için fırsatlar artıyor

Kimler etkileniyor?

• Kripto yatırımcıları
• DeFi kullanıcıları
• Ortaklar ve ödeme sağlayıcıları

Sektör ve piyasa etkisi

Stablecoin akışı ve DeFi aktiviteleri artabilir

Riskler

• Regülasyon dalgalanmaları
• piyasa volatilitesi
• orta ölçekli ortak entegrasyon sorunları

Takip edilmesi gerekenler

• USDG büyüme hızının evrimi
• ortağr konum zuamın etkileri
• orta ortaklar tarafından yapılan yeni entegrasyonlar
• regülasyon tavsiyeleri ve uyum adımları

Haberin tamamı

2 min read Make preferred on Share Share this article Copy link X icon X (Twitter) LinkedIn Facebook Email Make preferred on Steven Goldfeder, CEO of Offchain Labs, the primary developer behind Arbitrum, speaks at ETHDenver in 2024. (Danny Nelson) Summary Show Paxos-issued Global Dollar (USDG) is launching across Arbitrum's DeFi ecosystem, including Morpho, GMX, Fluid and Maple, with Kraken providing on- and off-ramps. Arbitrum aims a share of the economics generated by stablecoins on its network, which currently holds about $3.8 billion of them, roughly 60% in Circle's USDC. Stablecoin alliances are multiplying, with OpenUSD drawing support from Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, Coinbase and Shopify, while Qivalis is backed by 37 European banks. Arbitrum is joining the Global Dollar Network, the Paxos-led stablecoin consortium behind USDG, as the Ethereum layer-2 network looks to capture a slice of the economics from the stablecoins already circulating on its rails.

USDG has launched on Arbitrum on Tuesday with integrations spanning trading, lending and payments, including Fluid, Morpho, GMX, Maple, Li.Fi, Gauntlet, Steakhouse, LayerZero and Kraken. Uniswap and Fhenix are set to follow.

The stablecoin is issued by Paxos, backed one-for-one by dollar reserves and has more than $3 billion in circulation across networks. Global Dollar Network has more than 150 partners, including Robinhood, Kraken, Mastercard, and OKX. Its model distributes rewards generated by USDG reserves among partners that help drive adoption, rather than leaving those economics solely with the issuer.

That model gives Arbitrum a new way to make money from the stablecoin activity happening on its network. There is currently about $3.8 billion of stablecoins on the network, with Circle's USDC accounting for roughly 60%, DefiLlama data shows. Arbitrum doesn't get a share directly in the reserve income generated by those tokens.

“With USDG, Arbitrum and builders across the platform now have a stake in the growth upside,” said Brendan Ma, head of investment strategy at the Arbitrum Foundation.

A governance proposal published Tuesday asks ArbitrumDAO to make USDG growth a strategic priority, add 100 million ARB to its DRIP incentive program and use treasury assets to support USDG liquidity.

The push highlights the trend of stablecoin consortiums becoming a bigger part of the battle over digital dollars. Open Standard is building around OpenUSD, with backing from major payments and commerce firms including Mastercard, Visa, Stripe, Coinbase and Shopify. In Europe, Qivalis is backed by 37 banks. The idea is to spread issuance, distribution and economics across a broader network of partners rather than leave control with a single company.

Arbitrum itself has attracted fresh attention recently. Its technology underpins Robinhood Chain, the brokerage's planned Ethereum-based network, with Robinhood agreeing to share a portion of revenue generated by user activity with the Arbitrum ecosystem.

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