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Stablecoin settlement is now moving deeper into institutional credit. Coinbase Asset Management announced on April 30, 2026, the launch of Coinbase Stablecoin Credit Strategy, a tokenized credit fund for qualified investors and institutions. The strategy, called CUSHY, offers credit exposure through onchain infrastructure, tokenized shares, and stablecoin-focused market access.
CUSHY allows eligible investors to hold tokenized shares with transparency and 24/7 onchain utility. The fund runs on Superstate’s FundOS platform, which supports fund tokenization. Coinbase Asset Management said:
The strategy focuses on public credit, private and opportunistic credit, and structural alpha. Those categories include liquid credit instruments, asset-based lending for digital and traditional borrowers, and opportunities tied to tokenization, protocol incentives, rewards, and onchain market structures.
The company said stablecoin transaction volume exceeded $33 trillion in 2025, with an average of 89 million addresses holding stablecoins daily across major blockchains. It added: “To meet the evolving needs of these sophisticated investors, Coinbase Asset Management is proud to introduce CUSHY – a digital credit strategy, designed to bridge the gap between traditional credit markets and the growing digital asset ecosystem.” CUSHY is supported by Coinbase Prime, Superstate, and Northern Trust, with Base, Solana, and Ethereum listed as supported networks.
Risk controls are central to the product. Coinbase Asset Management said CUSHY uses standards for underwriting, diversification, liquidity, and credit quality review. Coinbase stressed:
The launch positions tokenized credit as a link between stablecoin settlement, institutional lending, and digital asset infrastructure.
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In the report, the founders identified two primary technical bottlenecks that currently prevent blockchains from serving as the primary rails for agentic commerce: cost predictability and transaction throughput. From Stripe’s perspective, blockchains need to support 1 million to 1 billion transactions per second (TPS) to progress
Ben Goertzel, CEO of the Artificial Superintelligence (ASI) Alliance and CEO of SingularityNET, views this forecast as “entirely plausible.” Goertzel notes that standard digital financial transactions during peak hours already reach into the millions, even when primarily generated by humans through intermediaries.
The shift to agentic commerce changes the scale by orders of magnitude. “Instead of a single person initiating an action, we have an entire team of agents operating autonomously,” Goertzel explained. “Rather than one entity, we get an entire squad generating transactions.”
According to Goertzel, achieving the scale Stripe envisions requires overcoming several fundamental hurdles beyond raw speed. These include balancing decentralization, scalability, and security, as well as having agents not confined to a single network. Managing the vast volumes of information generated by autonomous squads and enabling direct peer-to-peer settlements and “elevated decentralized identity” are among other capabilities that blockchain must attain.
Goertzel suggests the solution is not a single, monolithic network, but a system of specialized networks—similar to a modern highway with dedicated lanes for buses, express traffic, and freight. “By separating traffic, we avoid gridlock,” Goertzel noted. “That’s exactly the kind of scalable architecture we need for agentic commerce: a network of shards, where each piece does one thing well and interacts seamlessly with the rest.”
The high-stakes race for AI supremacy is triggering a massive consolidation of power. Unlike the decentralized nature of blockchain, the AI sector is becoming an oligarchy dominated by tech titans investing billions in proprietary infrastructure. This concentration of influence has sparked scrutiny over whether corporate gatekeeping will supersede the public good.
Nevertheless, a resilient ecosystem of startups is launching a tactical counter-offensive. By leveraging agility, niche specialization and open-source collaboration, these smaller entities are betting that architectural diversity and ethical transparency will disrupt the monolithic status quo.
We don’t come close to Google or Microsoft in size, but we’re reaching a scale that allows us to compete more effectively, moving closer to the level needed to make decentralized AI the dominant form of AI on the planet. One of our ‘secret sauces’ is the power of diversity. Being decentralized allows us to bring together people, communities, AI algorithms, and datasets from across the globe, in contrast to the monolithic approaches taken by large centralized entities,” Goertzel said.
He added that this strategic diversity becomes particularly powerful in the current industry context, where many leading researchers are realizing that simply building larger LLMs will not lead to AGI. “This is something we understood from the very beginning, which has guided our Hyperon approach to AGI and superintelligence,” Goertzel added.
To demonstrate its belief in the “cosmopolitan approach,” Goertzel’s SingularityNET, alongside AGI Society, has organized this year’s AGI-26 conference to explore ways different interpretations and approaches to general intelligence
Meanwhile, Goertzel also shared his thoughts with Bitcoin.com News on how stakeholders can minimize the risk of AI being controlled by just a few entities or governments. He said:
We need open, decentralized, and democratic methodologies across the entire AI pipeline: deploying and running AI systems at scale, ensuring data is supplied fairly, teaching AI systems broad human values, and making collective decisions about their development.”
According to Goertzel, combining open-source code with decentralized infrastructure and governance ensures that AI remains transparent, widely accessible, and “highly beneficial for humanity and other sentient beings.”
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Australia’s composite PMI bounced to 51, but underlying manufacturing output remains in contraction as fuel costs bite.
The US-Iran ceasefire extension hasn't calmed energy jitters, with Brent crude surging back above $100/barrel.
Despite a choppy pullback, the pair is holding above the 0.7133 support level, keeping the medium-term bullish trajectory alive.
Risk is having a hard time finding its feet today. I’ve been watching the DXY climb back toward 98.78 as the peace premium from the US-Iran ceasefire extension evaporates faster than a puddle in the Outback. While the diplomatic headlines look okay on paper, the physical reality in the Strait of Hormuz is paralyzed. Oil is back in triple digits. Brent at over $100. That’s a massive headwind for global growth. AUD/USD, our favorite proxy for global sentiment, is caught in a tug-of-war between a resilient domestic data set and a broad safe-haven bid for the greenback. We’re seeing a classic rotation into safety.
The headline numbers out of Australia this morning were a welcome surprise. The preliminary composite PMI bounced back to 51, technically returning to the expansion zone after an underwhelming March. But don’t break out the champagne just yet. I think this is a bit of a mirage. If you look under the hood, the manufacturing sector is still struggling with declining new orders and shrinking inventories. Firms are flagging massive pressure from shipping and fuel costs. The RBA is stuck. With the cash rate at 4.10% and energy prices fueling a secondary wave of inflation, they simply can’t afford to blink.
The technical structure hasn’t broken. Not yet. Looking at the 0.001-brick Renko, we’re seeing some chop after the pair hit a recent peak of 0.7221. Price is currently compressing just above the green trend support band. I noticed the Supertrend level at 0.71337 is acting as a rigid line of defense for the bulls. Momentum is soft, the RSI is sitting below 50. But it’s reset, not washed out. As long as we hold above that 0.7133 floor and stay well clear of the 500-SMA, the path of least resistance remains higher. This is a bull trend catching its breath.
Medium-Term Path: I expect AUD/USD to continue digesting its recent gains within a 0.7060 to 0.7210 range. The market has finally stopped trading on ceasefire hopes and is starting to price in a permanent energy shock. We’re watching for a clean break above 0.71875 to target a re-test of the 0.7221 highs. If 0.7133 fails on a daily close, expect a deeper flush toward the 500 SMA. Keep your eyes on the US jobless claims later today. The dollar’s dominance is the only thing standing in the way of an Aussie sprint.
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Gaming took 63% of all Web3 venture funding in 2022, but by 2025 its share had fallen to single digits as capital rotated into AI, real-world assets and layer-2 infrastructure.
Investors and studios poured billions into tokens and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) before building blockchain-based games containing tradable properties. Then capital shifted into AI, asset tokenization and infrastructure, and more than 300 games shut down, turning Web3 gaming into a cautionary tale about chasing speculation over product-market fit.
Capital was destroyed at every layer simultaneously," the report states, pointing to venture capital, retail NFT buyers, gaming guilds and Telegram's 300-million-user tap-to-earn wave as parallel casualties. Hamster Kombat alone lost 96% of its users within six months of launch. YGG, the flagship gaming-guild token, trades 99.6% below its November 2021 peak.
Individual post-mortems are brutal. Pixelmon raised $70 million in a 2022 NFT mint and, four years on, still has no public game. Ember Sword burned through $18 million over seven years of development before shutting down last May with no refunds. Gala Games is embroiled in a lawsuit alleging its co-founder diverted $130 million in tokens. Square Enix quietly wound down its Symbiogenesis experiment last July.
The failure wasn’t just a bad cycle or weak execution. The data indicate it was a structural mismatch between a model built around financial incentives and an audience that consistently signaled it wanted entertainment instead.
At the heart of the boom was GameFi, the play-to-earn model that turned gameplay into a financial feedback loop.
Players bought tokens or NFTs, earned rewards in those same assets, and cashed in as long as newcomers kept piling in. Once the inflows slowed, the math broke down. Token prices slumped, rewards thinned out, and users walked away — dragging entire in-game economies down with them.
Axie Infinity, the sector's one-time flagship, watched daily active users crater from roughly 2.7 million at the peak to around 5,500 today, according to DappRadar data.
The demand side never caught up with the flood of capital. Even at the height of the mania, just 12% of gamers had tried a crypto game, according to a Coda Labs survey, cited by Caladan.
Capital allocation made the problem worse. Studios raised tens or hundreds of millions of dollars before shipping viable products, removing the pressure to build games that could retain players.
The most telling data point may be where the money went instead. Gaming commanded 62.5% of all Web3 venture investment in 2022; by 2025, its share had collapsed to single digits as AI, real-world-asset tokenization and layer-2 infrastructure absorbed the displaced capital.
Even Animoca Brands, the sector's most prolific backer, has cut gaming to roughly 25% of its portfolio and is pivoting to stablecoins, RWAs and AI.
At the same time, development timelines stretched three to five years, while tokens traded in real time and demanded constant momentum. By the time many projects were ready to launch, their associated tokens had already collapsed.
The result is a sector that expanded rapidly on speculative demand and contracted just as quickly when that demand faded. More than 300 blockchain games have shut down, according to DappRadar, and remaining investment has shifted away from titles toward infrastructure.
What was once pitched as the future of gaming now looks more like a cautionary example of what happens when financial engineering runs ahead of product market fit.
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