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Interlace, together with ecological partners, has initiated a white paper on stablecoin payment infrastructure, exploring the path from on-chain settlement to real-world payments

The stablecoin infrastructure platform Interlace announced a joint initiative with multiple industry partners, including OSL, AllScale, Stable, Hetu, Cregis, WIDTH, KEM, and KTX, to launch the white paper titled Stablecoin Payment Infrastructure: From On-Chain Settlement to Real-World Payments. As stablecoins evolve from crypto-native financial instruments into global financial infrastructure, stablecoin payment activity is also growing rapidly. In Q1 2026, stablecoin transaction volume exceeded $28 trillion, while stablecoin B2B payments reached $226 billion in 2025, representing a 733% year-over-year increase. However, as stablecoin payments expand into real-world commercial use cases, the industry still lacks a systematic framework for defining the capabilities covered by stablecoin payment infrastructure and how on-chain assets can be connected with real-world commerce. The white paper will focus on this gap, covering key topics such as stablecoin payment infrastructure, end-to-end costs, compliance and risk management, and enterprise-scale adoption. Drawing on industry data, practical experience, and real-world cases, it will further explore the development path of stablecoin payment infrastructure. The full white paper is expected to be officially released within the next 1-2 months.

first_img The real-world asset market HyperDex launches a spot and perpetual aggregator

On October 13, 2026, the real-world asset market HyperDex announced the launch of a spot and perpetual contract aggregator, placing spot routing, cross-chain transfers, and the newly announced perpetual aggregation on the same interface. The announcement did not disclose the trading volume upon launch, and the perpetual section did not specify the venue, supported contracts, collateral rules, or liquidation mechanisms; the product is currently labeled as beta.The interface provides quotes for each exchange and cross-chain transaction between exchanges, cross-chain bridges, and intent resolvers; users sign with their own addresses, and funds are routed through audited contracts to the selected target, with the platform not holding custody. The team claims to have integrated with LI.FI, RIFT, Enso, Ravn, and specifically mentions Relay, Across, NEAR Intents, Chainflip, among others, totaling over 70 venues and more than 19,000 tokens, including tokenized stocks, gold, government bonds, and credit issued by Ondo, Backpack, Coinbase, Robinhood, etc. The supporting chain documentation states that routing covers 69 mainnets, 36 bridges, and 39 exchanges, including EVM, Bitcoin, Solana, Sui, and Zcash.After selecting tokens, chains, and quantities, the system requests quotes and sorts them by the best price or fastest completion, refreshing quotes every 20 seconds. Before signing, it displays the minimum received amount, network fees, HyperDex fees, and estimated completion time; standard transfer fees are 0.50%, private exchanges are 0.75%, and protocol fees are deducted from the sent tokens. On-chain settlements are reportedly completed atomically, and any slippage beyond the limit will roll back; if a cross-chain bridge is completed but the target chain exchange fails, users will receive the bridged assets on the target chain. The routing contracts are claimed to be audited, open-source, and have a bug bounty program.

first_img Musk: After China masters the technology, its production capacity may exceed the sum of other regions in the world

On October 13, Tesla CEO Elon Musk stated on social media platform X: Once China masters the manufacturing methods for a certain type of product, its ability to scale production often exceeds that of the rest of the world combined. He cited lithium batteries and solar energy as examples, claiming that China has demonstrated this characteristic in these fields. This statement was in response to a discussion about memory manufacturer Changxin Storage.The poster Melvin believes that Changxin is already a competitor that cannot be ignored, but whether new technology can stably achieve large-scale mass production still depends on yield, cost, and reliability. He also noted that memory demand is still growing, and an increase in production capacity does not mean that the market will immediately experience oversupply. Regarding memory, Musk mentioned that about three years ago, memory was still a low-margin commodity, with LPDDR5 and LPDDR6 designed according to common standards, and China seems to be rapidly solving related technical issues.Musk also pointed out that the new generation of high-bandwidth memory architecture is more difficult to tackle. Another challenge is placing a layer of SRAM beneath the logic chip and stacking RAM in three dimensions above it while addressing the heat dissipation issues of the logic chip. Phoenix Technology cited public information stating that on September 7, Changxin Storage announced that LPDDR6 has entered mass production and was first commercially used in the Xiaomi 18 Fold, with a capacity of 16 GB, compliant with JEDEC's LPDDR6 standard. Subsequently, Changxin announced that its fifth-generation DRAM process platform has achieved mass production and launched two LPDDR5X products based on this platform, aimed at smartphones and portable consumer electronics, with a single bare chip capacity increased by 50% compared to the previous generation of similar products.

Sun Yuchen appeared in a video at HTX DAO "Night of the Future": AI and digital finance integration, promoting the free flow of value in the digital world

On the evening of October 6, HTX DAO's "Night of the Future" was held in Singapore. HTX DAO core supporter Sun Yuchen stated via video that the cryptocurrency industry is deepening its connection with traditional finance, promoting the continuous digitization of global financial infrastructure; AI is changing the way wealth is created, while Crypto and digital finance are altering the ways wealth is held and flows.Sun Yuchen pointed out that stablecoins are expected to play a more important role in global payments and settlements, and the on-chain applications of traditional assets such as bonds, funds, and gold will continue to be explored. After AI Agents enter economic activities, there will be further demand for identity, accounts, and independent trading capabilities. He emphasized that the long-term value of technology lies in its transformation into real productivity, and "the free flow of value in the digital world" is the trend he is most concerned about for the next decade, hoping that blockchain will enhance the accessibility, convenience, and efficiency of financial services.This event further strengthened the communication between HTX DAO and global communities and industry builders. HTX Ventures will appear at TOKEN2049 from October 7 to 8, with a booth located at PB5-47&48. From October 6 to 8, HTX DAO will also host several invitation-only events such as reunions and VIP private dinners.

first_img RWA platform OpenWorld plans to acquire Blocksight

On October 1, Nasdaq-listed company OpenWorld, Inc. (stock ticker: OPNW) announced in Las Vegas its intention to acquire Blocksight Holdings Co. The transaction is subject to final approval by the OpenWorld board and the signing of final documents, with both parties finalizing the relevant documents. The company stated that it does not guarantee that the documents will be signed or that the transaction will be completed.Blocksight builds an artificial intelligence agent platform for putting real-world assets on-chain and continuously providing investor reports. The agent covers trade construction, asset data verification, investor introduction, daily reports, and ongoing services, operating across multiple chains and directly connecting to distribution platforms, with key decisions requiring human approval. The proposed acquisition aims to support the still-in-development OpenWorld Enterprise, allowing institutions to access, verify, and hold tokenized real-world asset opportunities, with OpenWorld potentially acting as a co-principal and co-architect.If the transaction is completed, Blocksight co-founders Patrick Kim and Peter Hong are expected to join OpenWorld to assist with technology integration. OpenWorld co-founder and CEO Matthew Shaw stated that the proposed acquisition is an important step for the company as it begins its journey as a publicly listed company and may strengthen its institutional-facing tokenized real-world asset platform foundation. The announcement was made in conjunction with the company and VerifyMe, Inc.
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