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crypto asset trading platform Gate has officially announced support for USDCx deposit and withdrawal services on the Canton Network. Users can now utilize USDCx in scenarios such as trading and asset management on the platform. To coincide with the launch of this feature, Gate is rolling out multiple activities including CandyDrop, the USDCx Deposit Challenge, and the Yu Bi Bao wealth management product, with total rewards amounting to $150,000 worth of Canton ecosystem tokens, CC.According to public information, USDCx is a stablecoin natively issued on the Canton Network, backed 1:1 by USDC. Its reserves are held in the Circle xReserve smart contract and comply with the CIP-56 standard. It offers interoperability and full composability across different applications and asset scenarios, while also addressing privacy requirements.Gate's launch of USDCx, accompanied by multi-dimensional incentives, helps enhance the liquidity and user coverage of the Canton ecosystem. It also reflects the platform's ongoing commitment to integrating emerging public chain ecosystems, expanding interoperable digital asset infrastructure, and supporting the evolution of institutional-grade on-chain finance. Looking ahead, Gate will continue to expand high-quality on-chain assets and ecosystem partnerships, driving more innovative assets and application scenarios to global users.
According to The Block, Matt Hougan, Chief Investment Officer at Bitwise, noted that three enterprise-grade blockchains—Arc (by Circle), Canton Network, and Tempo (by Stripe)—have collectively raised over $1 billion in funding recently. All three funding rounds occurred after the signing of the GENIUS Act in July 2025. Hougan believes this legislation broke a prior regulatory stalemate that had discouraged institutional capital from entering the space. Hougan identified three key signals: First, all three blockchains prioritize native privacy-preserving transactions as a core design feature, addressing institutions’ need for transaction confidentiality. Second, the implementation of the GENIUS Act has significantly reduced regulatory uncertainty; the next critical variable is the pending Clarity Act, from which stablecoins and tokenization infrastructure stand to benefit. Third, these blockchains are backed by top-tier institutions—including Goldman Sachs, Citadel, BlackRock, Stripe, and Visa—marking a stark contrast to Ethereum and Solana, which emerged from grassroots origins. Hougan stated that his firm’s capital remains primarily allocated to native crypto projects, and he believes these emerging enterprise chains will raise the overall competitive bar and attract additional capital inflows.