火星财经消息，1 月 11 日，加密支付应用 Brighty 联合创始人 Nikolay Denisenko 表示，过去一年已有数百名高净值投资者使用加密货币在欧洲购房。该平台已撮合 100 余笔交易，主要集中在英国、法国、马耳他、塞浦路斯和安道尔，单笔金额约 50 万–250 万美元。此前高净值客户多使用 Circle 发行的 USDC，目前为避免兑换成本，越来越多客户转向锚定欧元的稳定币（如 EURC）。（CoinDesk）

<div>火星财经消息，1 月 11 日，加密支付应用 Brighty 联合创始人 Nikolay Denisenko 表示，过去一年已有数百名高净值投资者使用加密货币在欧洲购房。该平台已撮合 100 余笔交易，主要集中在英国、法国、马耳他、塞浦路斯和安道尔，单笔金额约 50 万–250 万美元。此前高净值客户多使用 Circle 发行的 USDC，目前为避免兑换成本，越来越多客户转向锚定欧元的稳定币（如 EURC）。（CoinDesk）</div>

欧洲高净值投资者已接受通过加密资产买入欧洲房产

According to Mars Finance, on January 11th, Nikolay Denisenko, co-founder of the cryptocurrency payment app Brighty, stated that hundreds of high-net-worth investors have used cryptocurrencies to purchase properties in Europe over the past year. The platform has facilitated over 100 transactions, primarily in the UK, France, Malta, Cyprus, and Andorra, with individual transaction amounts ranging from approximately $500,000 to $2.5 million. Previously, high-net-worth clients mostly used USDC issued by Circle; currently, to avoid exchange costs, an increasing number of clients are turning to stablecoins pegged to the euro (such as EURC). (CoinDesk)

<div>According to Mars Finance, on January 11th, Nikolay Denisenko, co-founder of the cryptocurrency payment app Brighty, stated that hundreds of high-net-worth investors have used cryptocurrencies to purchase properties in Europe over the past year. The platform has facilitated over 100 transactions, primarily in the UK, France, Malta, Cyprus, and Andorra, with individual transaction amounts ranging from approximately $500,000 to $2.5 million. Previously, high-net-worth clients mostly used USDC issued by Circle; currently, to avoid exchange costs, an increasing number of clients are turning to stablecoins pegged to the Euro (such as EURC). (CoinDesk)</div>

High-net-worth investors in Europe have embraced buying European real estate through crypto assets.

According to TechFlow TechFlow, on January 11th, Vitalik Buterin posted on the X social platform, stating: "The current crypto industry needs better decentralized stablecoins. In my opinion, there are three issues:"
1. Ideally, a more suitable tracking index than the price of the US dollar should be found. Tracking the dollar is acceptable in the short term, but in my view, part of a national resilience vision should be independent of this price indicator.
2. Design a decentralized oracle that is not easily captured by large sums of money. Without a decentralized oracle, preventing attacks or manipulation is extremely costly...

Vitalik: The crypto industry needs better decentralized stablecoins; three issues still need to be addressed.

Written by: 100y.eth
Compiled by: Saoirse, Foresight News
Under the GENIUS Act, stablecoin issuers are prohibited from paying interest to stablecoin holders.
However, Coinbase is currently offering a 3.35% reward to users holding USDC on the platform. This is possible because the GENIUS Act only prohibits issuers from paying interest, without restricting distributors.
However, on January 15, the relevant committee of the U.S. Senate reviewed the Crypto Markets Structure Act (CMA Act)...

The U.S. banking industry's resistance: The endless debate over stablecoin interest payments

Original article by Odaily Odaily(@OdailyChina)
Author｜Wenser (@wenser 2010)
The crypto market recovery in 2026 began with Meme Coin. Overnight, "the whole world was speaking Chinese."
Following the initial surge in established meme coins, the BSC ecosystem quickly followed suit—a wave of Chinese memes emerged, leveraging simple yet highly viral concepts like "I'm coming!", spreading like wildfire within days. In the current liquidity-scarce environment, each surge is not accidental, but rather a battle for attention...