Introducing the Paxos Labs Amplify Stack

Every major fintech and exchange now supports crypto. The harder question is: What now? Introducing Amplify, the financial utility stack for digital assets.

How Paxos Labs powers the stablecoin infrastructure behind Hyperbeat's Liquid Banking on Hyperliquid

Tectonic: DeFi innovation around infrastructure, emphasizing how reliability, execution, and underlying rails—not just new products—are becoming the core drivers of sustainable on-chain finance.

Stabledash: Accelerating stablecoin activity across the digital asset ecosystem, signaling growing adoption, increased usage, and expanding importance of stablecoins in global financial infrastructure.

Stonks Go Moon: Discussion highlights how stablecoins provide real-world utility in crypto, supporting payments, liquidity, and acting as a stable foundation for broader digital asset activity.

This Week in Fintech: Discussion explores what comes after launching a stablecoin, including distribution, utility design, and how on-chain strategies drive adoption, liquidity, and long-term ecosystem growth.

ETHDenver: Discussion highlights how institutional adoption faces deeper compliance hurdles beyond KYC, including regulatory clarity, risk frameworks, and operational requirements for integrating on-chain financial systems.

Blockonomi: Brenda Mary reports on a privacy-focused stablecoin launch on Aleo, emphasizing how zero-knowledge technology enables confidential transactions within a regulated digital dollar framework.

The Block: Daniel Kuhn reports on a new privacy-focused stablecoin going live on Aleo, highlighting how zero-knowledge technology is being integrated into regulated digital dollar infrastructure.

Blockhead: Analysis explores how programmable stablecoins unlock new revenue models, enabling institutions to capture value through embedded finance, automation, and on-chain financial services beyond simple payments.

CryptoNews: Discussion covers growing stablecoin adoption, the role of omnichain infrastructure, and how privacy-focused designs could shape the next phase of digital dollar usage across global markets.

Paxos Labs, Aleo, and Toku launch the first private stablecoin payroll solution, bringing compliant, confidential crypto payments to enterprises worldwide.

DeFi Decoded: Conversation explores how stablecoins streamline global payments, reduce friction from traditional banking systems, and introduce always-on, programmable financial infrastructure for cross-border transactions.

Traders Union’s Eugene Komchuk examines the shift from USDT0 to USDG0, highlighting evolving stablecoin models and how new cross-chain designs aim to expand global dollar liquidity.

Unchained’s Tikta reports on Paxos launching the regulated USDG0 stablecoin across three blockchains, expanding compliant dollar liquidity and improving interoperability across the digital asset ecosystem.

Cointelegraph’s Nate Kostar reports on Paxos Labs announcing USDG0, a new stablecoin designed to expand access to dollar liquidity across blockchain networks and strengthen global digital payment infrastructure.

CoinDesk’s Omkar Godbole reports on Paxos Labs collaborating with LayerZero to launch USDG0, a cross-chain stablecoin initiative aimed at expanding the global reach and interoperability of dollar-denominated digital assets.

The Defiant’s Jona Jaupi reports on Paxos Labs and LayerZero launching USDG0, a cross-chain stablecoin initiative designed to expand access to dollar liquidity across DeFi ecosystems.

Extending USDG's regulated, economically-aligned stablecoin infrastructure across new blockchain ecosystems with LayerZero.

American Banker’s John Adams reports on Paxos and Aleo introducing a privacy-focused stablecoin, aiming to bring confidential blockchain transactions to regulated financial institutions and enterprise payment use cases.

The first stablecoin to combine programmability with privacy by default, backed by compliant USDG reserves.

Cryptonews’ Laura Di Maria explains Aleo’s recent momentum, outlining how the privacy-focused Layer-1 works and highlighting its role in enabling confidential applications and digital asset infrastructure.

CCN’s James Morales explores the rise of private crypto payments in B2B transactions, highlighting growing demand for confidentiality tools as companies adopt blockchain for financial infrastructure.

Cointelegraph’s Nate Kostar reports on Paxos Labs’ view that AI agents could help navigate fragmented liquidity across stablecoins, highlighting how automation may reshape on-chain trading and payments.

CCN’s James Morales reports on Foresight Ventures launching a $50M stablecoin fund, signaling growing investor interest in infrastructure supporting the expanding global stablecoin ecosystem.

CoinDesk’s Krisztian Sandor reports on a new privacy-focused dollar stablecoin launched by Aleo and Paxos Labs, aimed at bringing compliant private transactions to institutional users.

The Defiant’s Jona Jaupi reports on Paxos Labs and Aleo Network Foundation collaborating to launch a U.S. dollar stablecoin designed to combine privacy technology with regulated digital dollar infrastructure.

Bloomingbit’s Minseung Kang reports on the competition among stablecoin issuers to launch Hyperliquid’s USDH, highlighting the strategic importance of the role within the platform’s expanding DeFi ecosystem.

NYSE shared an update highlighting developments in the race to power Hyperliquid’s proposed stablecoin infrastructure, underscoring growing institutional attention around stablecoins and their role in financial markets.

DL News’ Tim Craig reports on criticism surrounding Hyperliquid’s stablecoin selection process, with some participants arguing the contest gave an unfair advantage to one bidder.

Bloomberg’s Muyao Shen and Emily Mason report on rising competition in the stablecoin market following a major deal involving Stripe, highlighting broader tensions among crypto and fintech players over payment infrastructure.

Fortune’s Ben Weiss compares the competition to launch Hyperliquid’s stablecoin to “The Bachelor,” highlighting how major crypto and fintech players are vying for a role tied to the platform’s growing liquidity.

A revised framework for scaling USDH across the Hyperliquid ecosystem

CoinDesk’s Sam Reynolds reports on community debate around a USDH stablecoin proposal linked to Stripe, highlighting governance concerns and differing views on how Hyperliquid should structure its stablecoin partnerships.

Unchained’s Tikta reports on a growing bidding war among stablecoin issuers seeking to launch Hyperliquid’s USDH, highlighting competition to secure a role tied to the platform’s expanding ecosystem and liquidity.

News from The Block, reported by Zack Abrams, highlights how Hyperliquid’s proposed stablecoin could redirect billions in reserve yield back into its ecosystem as issuers compete for the mandate.

Cointelegraph’s Amin Haqshanas reports on Paxos’ proposal to issue USDH for Hyperliquid, outlining a model that could route stablecoin reserve yield back to the platform’s ecosystem.

Why Paxos-backed infrastructure is the right foundation for Hyperliquid's native stablecoin

Extending the Paxos vision to power the next generation of onchain financial products