# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-10-01 08:46 UTC)
## @CryptoTice_ (Crypto Tice) · 10-01 07:00 · ♥78 ↻3 💬0 BREAKING:
Senate Republicans just released their version of a bipartisan crypto tax framework. Two weeks ago.
The core mechanism: sales of regulated payment stablecoins generate no taxable gain or loss, unless your cost basis falls below 99% of the token's redemption value.
Routine USDC or USDT spending, effectively treated like cash instead of a taxable disposal.
Here's the trade-off built into the same bill. Wash-sale rules, which already apply to stocks, would extend to actively traded digital assets like Bitcoin.
Right now, traders can sell Bitcoin at a loss, buy it back immediately, and still claim the tax deduction. That loophole closes.
This traces back to the Digital Asset PARITY Act. First drafted December 2025. Revised multiple times since.
The House ran a parallel track. A 114-page tax package, ahead of a September 16 committee markup. Exempts network fees under $10 from taxation entirely.
The Joint Committee on Taxation estimates the combined package raises roughly $500,000,000 net over 2027-2036.
Easier crypto payments. Tighter rules on tax-loss harvesting. Both in the same bill. This lands the same month the CLARITY Act failed in the Senate.
Tax policy is moving on a completely separate, still-active track. Not dead. Not passed either. Still working through committee https://x.com/CryptoTice_/status/2105553304977842523
## @xtrabeee (xtraBee🌹) · 10-01 07:05 · ♥41 ↻9 💬15 the global economy does not wait for markets to open.
money crosses time zones continuously, which leaves businesses and financial institutions managing positions through weekends and holidays whether or not the systems they depend on are running.
Stablecoins already move value around the clock, and so do the financial applications built on them.
Now, FX settlement can move in that same direction.
>> StableFX went live on @arc , bringing 24/7 onchain FX settlement.
It combines:
▪︎ RFQ execution from multiple liquidity providers.
▪︎ Atomic payment-versus-payment (PvP) settlement, where both sides settle together or neither does.
▪︎ Programmable settlement windows, allowing trades to settle immediately or at an agreed future time.
▪︎ Stablecoin-based FX, using assets such as USDC, EURC, and selected Circle Partner Stablecoins.
▪︎ Arc’s deterministic finality, which confirms transactions in under a second.
The goal is to reduce settlement delays, counterparty risk, operational overhead, and the amount of capital institutions need to keep prefunded across currencies.
watch this video by @Runexbt to get a clearer view in simple term https://x.com/xtrabeee/status/2105554713571737773
## @ThuyTrang108 (JohnNguyen 🔆) · 10-01 06:09 · ♥41 ↻1 💬28 The next infrastructure bottleneck may not be execution. It may be communication. A blockchain can process transactions quickly, but that performance still depends on how efficiently information reaches the nodes responsible for processing and validating it. This becomes increasingly relevant as networks grow larger and data-heavy workloads become more common. That perspective made CODED @ KBW in Seoul particularly interesting. The event brought together companies working across cloud infrastructure, staking, payments, stablecoins, AI, and blockchain. Different verticals, but underneath them is a common dependency: networks need to move information without wasting resources. Optimum is tackling this from the propagation layer. Rather than creating another chain, it is looking at how decentralized networks exchange data in the first place. RLNC introduces network coding into this process, allowing transmitted information to carry combinations of data rather than relying purely on repeated forwarding. With mump2p, this becomes part of a practical approach to blockchain data propagation. The interesting question is not simply whether this makes a network faster. It is whether decentralized infrastructure can become more intelligent about how it uses bandwidth in the first place. As the amount of data moving through blockchain networks continues to grow, that distinction could matter a lot. @get_optimum https://x.com/ThuyTrang108/status/2105540515123126613
## @moneyacademyKE (Moe) · 10-01 08:00 · ♥51 ↻6 💬3 Kenya’s Treasury and Central Bank are proposing rules that could allow regulated stablecoin providers to offer cross-border payment and remittance services.
The proposal would create a clearer regulatory framework for services involving stablecoins such as USDT and USDC. https://x.com/moneyacademyKE/status/2105568399552352258