# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-24 07:54 UTC)

## @alanrog3 (Alan Rogers) · 09-24 07:43 · ♥88 ↻6 💬22 The next reserve system won’t be just cash + bonds.

It’s moving towards a stack of Treasuries, commodities, tokenised RWAs and stablecoins, all becoming programmable financial infrastructure.

That’s where @QXMP_Labs gets interesting.

Its model combines a liquid reserve layer with a pipeline of tokenised real-world assets, while QELT provides the on-chain infrastructure for verification and settlement.

The bigger thesis is simple:

traditional reserves + real-world assets + programmable money.

If tokenisation keeps scaling, the infrastructure connecting those worlds could become just as important as the assets themselves. https://x.com/alanrog3/status/2103027531293008168

## @WorldOfMercek (Mercek) · 09-24 07:26 · ♥53 ↻6 💬48 Institutional crypto adoption is moving from conviction to implementation, with most allocations sitting around 1%–2%.

Across 15 institutions, $BTC was the only crypto asset with consistent institutional conviction.

The real shift is happening in how institutions allocate.

The key findings from @Bitwise’s institutional adoption research:

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➤ The institutional shift

Crypto remains largely retail-led, with retail investors controlling more than two-thirds of the market.

Bitwise interviewed 15 institutional allocators across:

• Endowments and foundations • Pensions and sovereign wealth funds • Family offices and public companies

The research examined allocations, investment theses, vehicles, governance and exit triggers.

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➤ Institutional allocation is becoming more deliberate

Institutions have moved beyond whether to own crypto toward how much to allocate and through which vehicles.

The allocation range is broad:

• 0.5%–13% across interviewed institutions • Most sit around 1%–2% of investable assets

Institutions are sizing positions large enough to matter if the thesis plays out while limiting portfolio risk.

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➤ Bitcoin has crossed the institutional threshold

Every crypto-holding institution in the study owns Bitcoin, making BTC the clear institutional conviction asset.

Store of value → Gold pairing → Fiat debasement hedge

• First and largest crypto position • Longest-held crypto asset • ~80% of crypto exposure in some market-cap-weighted portfolios

$ETH and $SOL remain smaller, thesis-dependent technology bets.

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➤ ETH and SOL face a different institutional test

Network adoption → DeFi + stablecoins + tokenization → Fees → Token value accrual

Institutions therefore demand:

• Smaller allocations • Shorter time horizons • Clear adoption thresholds • Explicit exit conditions

BTC has a monetary thesis. ETH and SOL must prove value accrual.

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➤ Institutions are not the main source of selling pressure

During the ~50% drawdown, none of the 15 institutions reduced exposure.

Retail, forced sellers and short-term traders drove more selling pressure.

The bigger constraint is implementation: governance, custody, reporting, asset classification and regulatory risk.

Institutional adoption is becoming an implementation problem, not a conviction problem.

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➤ Spot ETFs are removing a major barrier to institutional crypto adoption

Almost every institution interviewed uses or plans to use spot crypto ETFs because they simplify custody, reporting, liquidity and rebalancing.

Institutional demand existed → Infrastructure was cumbersome → ETFs reduced friction

13F filings may still understate institutional exposure, as some investors use private vehicles or avoid ETFs to limit public disclosure.

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➤ Family offices move faster when governance friction is low

Family offices can often allocate with one principal and a small investment team.

• Fewer decision-makers → faster allocation • Less public scrutiny → lower reputational risk

Public companies are also adding crypto as a strategic reserve, typically 1%–10% of excess cash through ETFs or direct custody.

Crypto is becoming a more normal corporate allocation.

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Institutional crypto adoption is shifting from an allocation debate toward an implementation cycle.

Bitcoin has crossed the conviction threshold, while ETH and SOL still face a value-accrual test.

The next phase depends on whether regulation and peer adoption can unlock larger institutional capital flows. https://x.com/WorldOfMercek/status/2103023131954762069

## @SperaxUSD (Sperax | SperaxOS) · 09-24 05:52 · ♥70 ↻14 💬10 USDs × x402: a yield-bearing bank account for AI agents https://x.com/SperaxUSD/status/2102999471726719013

## @CryptoTweets (CryptoTweets) · 09-24 07:05 · ♥53 ↻5 💬18 JUST IN: 🇺🇸 US weighs initiative to promote dollar-backed stablecoins globally, Bloomberg reports.

• Could involve joint ventures between private companies and U.S. government agencies.

• Aims to strengthen the dollar’s position as the world’s reserve currency.

• Greater stablecoin adoption boosts demand for U.S. Treasuries, which are commonly used to back stablecoins. https://x.com/CryptoTweets/status/2103017907986854383

## @RobynHD (RobynHD) · 09-24 07:08 · ♥61 ↻0 💬2 Die US-Regierung erwägt laut Bloomberg, Dollar-Stablecoins im Ausland gezielt zu fördern, um die Nachfrage nach US-Staatsanleihen zu stärken. Der Zeitpunkt ist kein Zufall: Die Rendite fünfjähriger US-Anleihen ist erstmals seit 2007 stark über 5% gestiegen.

Nach starken Wirtschaftsdaten und einer schwachen Anleiheauktion gerieten US-Staatsanleihen erneut unter Druck. Zugleich prüft Washington offenbar, gemeinsam mit privaten Unternehmen Stablecoin-Projekte im Ausland voranzutreiben. Denn Anbieter von Dollar-Stablecoins halten einen Teil ihrer Reserven in US-Staatsanleihen.

Die Idee: Mehr Nachfrage nach digitalen Dollar könnte auch mehr Käufer für US-Anleihen schaffen. Bisher ist das lediglich ein erwogener Plan, keine beschlossene Maßnahme. Wir sprachen schon vor Jahren darüber, jetzt wird es Realität. https://x.com/RobynHD/status/2103018734742798346

## @0xTarek1 (Tarek) · 09-24 02:40 · ♥41 ↻0 💬7 I’ve been putting the @injective pieces together.

From RWAs and tokenization to markets, stablecoins, payments, Solana, and AI-powered finance.

There’s a lot happening across the ecosystem, so I wanted to step back and look at the bigger picture - how all these pieces fit together, and where $INJ fits into it.

This is how I see Injective.

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