Reeve Collins (@Reeve_Collins)

The error here is thinking of stablecoins as primarily trading collateral. That's part of their origin, but not their destiny. The real future is regular people using them to reduce financial friction and escape tradfi's greed. That's why even as the stablecoin market saw its first quarterly contraction since 2023, transfers under $250 kept climbing. This is what @wefi_official is building towards.
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cryptonews.net Collateral, not yield, will decide which stablecoins win

Reeve Collins @Reeve_Collins Jul 2

People should not need to understand the technology. They simply need reliable access and clear balances.

That is the difference between a crypto product and financial infrastructure.

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WeFi Verified account @wefi_official Jul 1

🏆 Stablecoins have become much more than a tool for crypto traders to protect their profits.

Over the past five years, a quiet shift has been unfolding. One that we are witnessing in real-time in 2026.

Group CEO and WeFi Co-Founder, @maksymsakharov addresses in his latest interview on @kucoincom that Stablecoins are evolving into global financial infrastructure.

The infrastructure that 👇

→ Increases the speed of global payments
→ Decreases the cost of sending and receiving payments
→ Removes the need for a middleman

And this infrastructure lives onchain.

💡 Maksym envisions a world where Stablecoins become the norm. They are used by people around the world to send and receive their funds.

People shouldn’t need to understand the underlying technology.

They simply need reliable access, clear balances, fiat connectivity, and payment products that make stable digital value easy to use.

And this is how WeFi Onchain Financial Infrastructure will operate.

Fully in the background, helping to operate the next chapter of finance that will reside onchain.

Payments that settle instantly anywhere in the world from a dual-balance Onchain Bank account.

Breaking down barriers. Cutting out fees. Updating the outdated.

That is WeFi. 👏

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Reeve Collins @Reeve_Collins Jun 26

Fed rate hike odds jumped from 24% to 77% this month. It's not just a story about the economy but also about regular bank customers being quietly cheated again. When rates go up, bank asset yields rise immediately while deposit rates lag for months. Guess who pockets that spread from the lag?

This is just one of the extractive mechanisms @wefi_official can obsolete.

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Cointelegraph Verified account @Cointelegraph Jun 23

🇺🇸 UPDATE: December Fed rate hike odds have jumped to 77%, up from 24% just one month ago.

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Reeve Collins @Reeve_Collins Jun 26

The headlines say crypto fees dropped 44%. The math is dubious, averaging the 26% drop in the $1.6B L1 fee segment with the 83% reduction in the $7M NFT category.

The actual signal is far more interesting. Fee extraction and speculation is compressing, and what grows in its place is TVL and healthy yield, which is exactly where @wefi_official and @stbl_official are building.

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CryptoRank.io Verified account @CryptoRank_io Jun 23

📉 Crypto Fees Continue to Decline in 2026

The AVG decline reached 44.6%, while the median decline stood at 42.2%, highlighting a broad-based slowdown in user activity across the market.

The largest fee-generating sectors remain:
• #DEX — $1.10B (-52.5%)
• #L1 — $1.60B (-26.2%)
• #Derivatives — $551M (-36.6%)
• #Lending — $529M (-43.7%)
• #LiquidStaking — $503M (-42.2%)

DEX fees have been cut by more than half, while NFT marketplaces experienced an 82.5% decline.

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Reeve Collins @Reeve_Collins Jun 25

Part of the bipartisan housing bill that was almost signed yesterday prior to an abrupt about-face from the White House is a ban on Federal Reserve CBDC until 2030.

If it does become law, it’s the right compromise. The ban to support innovation. The expiration to keep the industry honest in avoiding TradFi’s extractive blueprint.

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BSCN @BSCNews Jun 23

The US just voted to block a digital dollar, with Elizabeth Warren helping

The Senate has passed a bill that bars the Federal Reserve from issuing a retail digital dollar through 2030. The CBDC ban rode inside the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which cleared in an 85 to 5 vote late Monday.

The move turns standing policy into law. Trump's executive order had already frozen CBDC work, but an order can be undone by the next president. A statute is far harder to unwind, and after 2030 the Fed would need explicit approval from Congress to revive one.

The irony is in who helped. Elizabeth Warren, who in 2021 called central bank digital currencies a matter of "great promise," co-advanced the package that now freezes one. The ban was a bipartisan price baked into the housing deal.

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