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StableSnapshot Window: 2026-08-09 17:00 UTC · ← Back to Crypto Overview
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Euro-backed stablecoins once dominated spending: In early 2024, around 88% of crypto card volume settled in EURe, much of it on Gnosis. As of July, EURe’s share has fallen to about 2%. Dollar-backed stablecoins have since taken the lead. USDC handles about 58% of card spending
AI visual note: A stacked area chart titled "The dollar has become the currency of choice for crypto cards" shows the share of monthly card spend by stablecoin from January 2024 to July 2026, illustrating EURe's collapse from ~88% dominance to roughly 2% as USDC (58%) and USDT (26%) together now command the vast majority of crypto card volume.
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Can we stop whining about spam now? Can we all agree that we're done whining about spam on the Bitcoin network? Before the birth of Bitcoin, there was Hashcash. This was a proposal to use proof of work to put a limit on the profitability of email spam. Sending emails is almost free. Sending a billion spam emails is almost negligible in cost. Hashcash would use proof of work to keep single emails almost free, but that tiny cost would accumulate for people doing mass sending - and would have made it not profitable. Bitcoin is based on the same proof of work system. Spam on the Bitcoin network drives up the transaction cost. You either have to spend transaction fees or hashing power to send out spam. This makes it so that spamming on the Bitcoin network is never free - and it costs more as the volume increases. Somehow you need to derive more value from your spam than it costs to send out.