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Abstract:PayPal's stablecoin PYUSD has surpassed a $1 billion market cap, driven by its expansion to Solana, positioning it as a significant player in the crypto space.
PayPal's stablecoin, PYUSD, has made significant gains in the cryptocurrency market, recently topping $1 billion in market value. This tremendous development demonstrates the growing importance of stablecoin, notably in the Philippines, where digital transactions are becoming more popular.
When PayPal originally released PYUSD, it was seen as a possible game changer in the cryptocurrency market. However, the first reaction on the Ethereum network could have been more enthusiastic, and the token's growth could have been more robust. Things didn't improve until late May when PayPal decided to extend PYUSD to the Solana network.
The choice to merge PYUSD and Solana proved to be a masterstroke. Within three months, the supply of PYUSD for Solana increased from zero to $650 million. This quick rise not only exceeded the supply on Ethereum but also established PYUSD as a serious competitor to existing stablecoins like Tether's USDT. According to DefiLlama statistics, PYUSD's supply of Solana increased by an astonishing 171% in the last month, representing a major milestone in PayPal's crypto goals.
One of the primary drivers of this development is PYUSD's inclusion with different decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols on Solana. Platforms such as Kamino, Drift, and Marginfi have provided increased returns for PYUSD deposits, attracting a huge number of customers. Anchorage Digital, a crypto custody service, has also given incentives for institutional deposits in PYUSD, increasing the stablecoin's attractiveness.
Despite its quick rise, there are questions regarding the long-term viability of PYUSD's development, particularly when these incentives are removed. However, the stablecoin's great performance on Solana, as well as its increasing popularity on controlled exchanges like Crypto.com and decentralized financial protocols like Curve and Frax, point to a bright future.
PYUSD supply has increased by 97% in the last month alone, propelling PayPal into the top 10 stablecoin issuers globally. With Tether USD dominating the niche with over 112 billion tokens in circulation, PYUSD's ascent is especially significant. On Ethereum, Paxos has the most PYUSD tokens, with 112 million, followed by Crypto.com, Defiance Capital, BitGo, and Curve.
As PYUSD gains traction, its impact in the Philippines and other developing nations is projected to rise, cementing PayPal's position as a significant participant in the global cryptocurrency industry.
PayPal's cryptocurrency, PayPal USD (PYUSD), has just entered the Philippine market via a strategic relationship with GCash, a digital wallet and financial software supported by Globe. This decision represents a huge step forward in the integration of cryptocurrencies into Filipinos' everyday life.
GCash has announced that its customers may now access PYUSD via the GCrypto feature, an in-app service powered by PDAX. This allows GCash users to purchase, sell, or keep PYUSD tokens, giving them the advantage of quick, secure transactions with low price fluctuation. The integration of PYUSD on the GCash platform takes PayPal's use of numerous blockchains, including Solana, which is noted for its speed and cheap transaction fees.
Kenneth Chua, PDAX's Chief Business Development Officer, said that this project provides new options for Filipinos to use cryptocurrencies in realistic, daily circumstances. Winsley Bangit, Vice President and Group Head of New Businesses at GCash emphasized the company's commitment to inclusivity and economic growth, stating that digital finance, when combined with cryptocurrency, can help bridge the gap for unbanked and underbanked populations, fostering a more inclusive economy.
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