# Ethereum — X 热门讨论 (2026-10-01 13:08 UTC)

## @ethena (Ethena) · 10-01 11:40 · ♥209 ↻27 💬18 Here's what happened @ethena in September:

• Launched the @EthenaPay beta at the start of the month.

• Partnered with @binance as our first venue for extending the basis trade into equity perpetuals.

• USDe supply grew by over $700 million.

• Standard Chartered initiated research coverage of Ethena, forecasting ~8x USDe growth over the next two years.

• USDe became the second largest collateral asset and the largest dollar collateral asset across all of @Morpho, now backing two of the three largest markets on the protocol.

• USDe rewards went live in the dedicated Ethena ecosystem market on @Aave V4 on Ethereum.

• Completed a SOC 2 Type II audit against the Security Trust Services Criteria, receiving a clean opinion from an independent auditor with zero exceptions noted.

• Announced that from the end of the month, there will be zero token incentives and inflation on a go-forward basis related to USDe.

• USDe went live on TRON.

• Binance Wallet enabled USDe rewards.

Onwards. https://x.com/ethena/status/2105623771260543190

## @WorldOfMercek (Mercek) · 10-01 07:01 · ♥207 ↻10 💬52 Stablecoin cards just hit $1.17B in monthly spending, turning digital dollars into a growing payment rail.

Crypto is increasingly using existing card networks to bring stablecoins into everyday spending.

Here’s how stablecoin cards are reshaping digital-dollar payments.

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► Stablecoin cards are entering a new phase

Stablecoins are moving from trading and transfers into everyday spending through existing card networks.

• $1.17B monthly spending in September • ~11M transactions, nearly flat from August • ~$107 average transaction size, up from $86 in July

The growth is increasingly coming from higher-value usage rather than more transactions.

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► Cards bypass crypto’s biggest payment bottleneck

Stablecoin cards use existing payment infrastructure instead of requiring merchants to accept crypto.

Users hold $USDC or $USDT → swipe a card → merchant receives fiat.

• 175M+ @Visa merchant locations • 160+ stablecoin-linked programs

This lets cards scale before crypto-native merchant acceptance becomes widespread.

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► Stablecoin card growth is concentrated among a few issuers

RedotPay has pulled far ahead on volume, giving it a distribution advantage smaller programs have yet to match.

Its lead is significant, but the faster growth at EtherFi, KAST, Karta, and Wirex One shows competition is expanding beneath the leader.

• @RedotPay : The clear volume leader, supported by $6.57B in all-time spending. • @ether_fi : Growing 20.3% as it scales its card program. • @KASTxyz : Up 11.1% as stablecoin spending expands beyond the largest issuer. • @Karta_Personal : Growing 14.4% from a smaller base. • @wirexapp : The fastest-growing major program at 40.1%.

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► Visa dominates the stablecoin card distribution layer

@Visa processed $1.13B in September stablecoin card volume, compared with just $44.5M for @Mastercard.

That gives Visa more than 96% of tracked volume and shows where the real distribution advantage sits.

• Crypto is not replacing card networks • Stablecoins are using existing rails to reach everyday payments

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► Base is now leading the settlement layer

September recorded $788.9M in on-chain stablecoin card volume, with Base taking 27.5% of activity.

• @base : $216.8M • @Optimism : $127M • @solana : $109.3M • @StellarOrg : $69.3M • @Polygon : $50.9M • @ethereum: $49.5M • @Plasma : $38.3M

The chain mix is diversifying, but this reflects settlement infrastructure rather than where users consciously choose to transact.

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Stablecoin cards have solved merchant acceptance by routing digital dollars through existing payment rails.

The next battle is primary-account capture, where stablecoins handle salaries, savings, and recurring payments.

That is where cards move from payment products to financial infrastructure. https://x.com/WorldOfMercek/status/2105553588126667011

## @lookonchain (Lookonchain) · 10-01 07:58 · ♥203 ↻9 💬27 Trader 0xE1Ad withdrew 5,000 $ETH ($13.43M) from #Binance again after 5 months.

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