Stablecoins helped bootstrap DeFi, offering stability, liquidity, and composability across protocols.
But a new class of assets has emerged: synthetic dollars - programmable, collateral-backed, and increasingly tied to real-world economic activity.
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Crypto Venture Capital Hashed recently published a strategic report titled “The Protocol Economy: 2026 Thesis,” in which it asserts that the cryptocurrency industry is very close to entering the phase of “...

Hashed: Digital asset projects linked to the real economy will boom in 2026.

Article by: Lin Wanwan's Cat (@linwanwan823)
Article source: X
Original title: Top 10 Questions and Answers from CZ, China's Richest Man, at the End of the Year
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BNB's annual shareholders' meeting has just concluded.
After listening to CZ's year-end AMA, I selected 10 questions and answers to summarize the key points: Market prediction, the stablecoin war 2.0 hasn't even started yet.
1. How do you feel after being granted a pardon?
CZ: "Psychologically there is a kind of v..."

CZ Year-End Report: Ten Questions on Binance, Regulation, and the Future of Crypto

The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has officially raised its benchmark interest rate to its highest level in 30 years, marking a significant turning point in the monetary policy of the world's third-largest economy.

Japan continues to raise interest rates to their highest level in 30 years.

Unlike stablecoins like $USDC, which passively hold reserves, these assets are designed to generate on-chain returns. Two distinct models have emerged:
👉 Endogenous (internally generated): yield from protocol-native mechanisms like fees and incentives
👉 Exogenous (externally

Credit-backed synthetic dollars turn stable assets from static to dynamic 🚀
They unlock capital efficiency, integrate RWAs into DeFi, and redefine how yield is created and distributed on-chain.
Read the full article! 👇 https://paragraph.com/@pareto/synthetic-dollars-rwa-private-credit…