Happy Halloween to those building the future and raising it.

The people who need stablecoins the most aren't in the US. They're in Brazil, Thailand, Argentina, Nigeria, Turkey, and many other countries, holding digital dollars to mitigate local inflation. Apps built for these regions are deeply interested in making those dollars earn with time-tested US tokenized funds. Our API is built for companies that have users with stablecoins and want to build earn products with access to diverse, high-quality yield products. Reporting, rebalancing, taxes, and a dashboard come with it, so you can ensure you have the compliance and oversight data you need.

Ground was happy to participate in creating this framework with CCI. Important work to define a path forward for vaults.

Proud to have @ground_onchain be a part of @crypto_council vault coalition’s work on a Framework for applying Federal Laws to Crypto Vaults. cc: @ChapmanCutler @Morpho @Bitwise @galaxyhq. Buckle down for an exciting 200 pages of technical and legal analysis on everything Vaults.

As the saying goes, we didn’t have time to write a short paper, so we wrote a long one. Proud to share @crypto_council vault coalition’s work on a practical framework. Grateful to our members and the @ChapmanCutler team for bringing it together.

🚨🗞️NEW: Crypto Vaults Put 90-Year-Old Securities Rules to the Test Can securities laws keep up with crypto vaults? A new report from @crypto_council says the answer may hinge on how much control humans retain over how the funds are managed. cryptoinamerica.com/p/exclus…

Everyone's building a neobank these days. They are all very focused on clean, simple UX. We work with a lot of them and make it easy for them to generate yield for their users and revenue for themselves.

Very excited for this partnership with @privy_io

Building with @privy_io? You can now add tokenized Treasury yield to your app. Our integration guide is live in Privy’s recipes. It walks through: → connecting and allowlisting a user-owned Privy wallet → depositing USDC into gUSTB, backed by Superstate’s USTB → withdrawing back to USDC, instantly or queued Start building: docs.privy.io/recipes/yield/…

Another example of the trickle-down economics of fraud

Life lately

TRON carries more than 60% of real-economy stablecoin payments. And very little of it earns anything. allium.so/reports/state-of-s…

"Instant liquidity" in crypto is not always available. Many large decentralized finance venues have utilization rates above 90%; only 10% can withdraw at any time. This is exactly why we built a risk engine @ground_onchain to ensure liquidity exists for withdrawals from DeFi vaults and markets.

Portfolio Wallets now have a two rebalance settings to choose from: Automatic: new funds go straight to work against your target strategy. Manual: nothing moves unless you move it and new funds say in cash We're always improving the grounds at Ground, built for your stack and your use case.

Not many deeply care about which chain they are building on. At @ground_onchain, we're working very hard to make it so you can access any yield source from any chain, regardless of the chain you're building on. Already, our clients can access yield on Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Stellar, Tempo, and Tron on Ground. More to come, but tell me what's missing.

With @ground_onchain every company will become a savings app.

I find it paradoxical that we are simultaneously concerned about AI having excessive control and making unpredictable decisions, yet we also believe they should/will invest our money on our behalf. Am I overlooking something? If AI can’t successfully book a reservation without any issues or breaking rules, how can we expect it to manage our capital effectively?

Onchain settlement means faster, better payments and assets. But with frontier models in the hands of black hats, those building at the edge of fintech need to be prepared. Take a look at what @realsamyoon has built to ensure Ground users stay safe.

Must read from @realsamyoon 👇

One of the core challenges that traditional financial institutions face when growing adoption of their crypto-related products has been the ability to reach KYCed customers who want to purchase these products. However, onchain KYC itself has not fully been solved. I did a deep dive of current onchain KYC solutions, along with corresponding regulatory frameworks, alongside my @a16zcrypto partner @MicheleKorver. We also discuss the forthcoming Know Your Agent (KYA) landscape and emerging solutions.