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PayPal Is Taking Things To The Next Level 🥂

They’re planning to roll out $PYUSD as a global payment option through Hyperwallet (The Platform They Acquired). The rollout is set to kick off in the first half of this year. This could make crypto payments way more accessible for businesses and consumers around the world.

Looking forward to seeing how this transforms cross-border transactions 🌎

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$USD1 As of late January 2026, the USD1 stablecoin—launched by World Liberty Financial (WLFI)—has officially surpassed PayPal’s PYUSD in market size.
‎​USD1 Market Cap: ~$4.54 Billion
‎​PYUSD Market Cap: ~$3.69 Billion
Pros (The Upside)
‎​Rapid Adoption & Growth: USD1’s ascent to a $4.5B market cap in less than a year shows massive retail and institutional appetite. Its integration with major exchanges like Binance has provided deep liquidity.
‎​Utility & Ecosystem: Unlike PYUSD, which is primarily for payments within the PayPal/Venmo ecosystem, USD1 is heavily integrated into DeFi
Cons (The Risks)
‎​Regulatory Scrutiny: Because of its high profile and political ties, USD1 faces intense oversight. Regulatory shifts could lead to sudden restrictions or "de-banking" risks.
‎​Centralization Concerns: Much like PYUSD, USD1 is a centralized stablecoin. The issuer has the power to freeze addresses, which may deter "hardcore" decentralization advocates.
TRUST & TRANSPARENCY: While PYUSD is issued by Paxos (a highly regulated NY trust company), USD1’s backing involves a more complex web of institutional custodians like BitGo and MGX. Any perceived lack of transparency could lead to "FUD" (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt
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