Global payments are undergoing a transformation, with stablecoins at the heart of this revolution. They are not only reshaping cross-border transactions but also redefining the future of payments.
From the streets of Argentina facing high inflation to DeFi protocols on Ethereum, and to creator tipping on Instagram, stablecoins have moved from the fringes to the backend systems of mainstream platforms. Today, the narrative has two directions: one is a "bottom-up" continuation, where platform economies and peer-to-peer networks continue to fill existing payment gaps with stablecoins; the other is a "top-down" integration, where traditional giants like Visa, Stripe, and BlackRock are actively embedding stablecoin infrastructure, making this technology, originally confined to the niche, institutionalized and compliant.
Meta and Tether are two footnotes in this turning point. One bets on a "closed loop" payment system within the platform, while the other lays out a foundational P2P network integrating AI and crypto. Their starting points differ, but they both recognize the same thing: stablecoins are not just new currencies; they are new interfaces.
Ultimately, the problem stablecoins need to solve is not just payments, but connections. Connecting people, connecting systems, and connecting the operational logic of the next generation of digital ecosystems.
Market Overview and Growth Highlights
The total market capitalization of stablecoins has reached $242.548 billion, with a week-on-week increase of $321 million. In terms of market share, USDT continues to dominate with a 62.39% share; USDC ranks second with a market cap of $60.132 billion, accounting for 24.79%.
Growth Highlights
Top 3 fastest-growing stablecoins of the week:
OpenDollar USDO(USDO): Growth of $49.44 million (+30.6%)
USDD(USDD): Growth of $43.14 million (+13.62%)
Dai(DAI): Growth of $356.47 million (+8.56%)
Blockchain Network Distribution
Top three networks by stablecoin market cap:
Ethereum: $122.52 billion
Tron: $74.22 billion
Solana: $11.92 billion
Top 3 fastest-growing networks of the week:
Hyperliquid: +31.42% (USDC share 97.91%)
Sei: +25.53% (USDC share 83.55%)
Unichain: +25.11% (USDC share 56.29%)
Data from defillama
Focus Observations
🎯 New Uses for Stablecoins: How Meta Builds "Internal Circulation" in the Creator Economy
Meta is quietly returning to the crypto payment market, but this time with a completely different posture and direction.
According to Fortune, Meta is in talks with several crypto institutions to deploy a stablecoin payment system on Instagram for cross-border settlements for creators. Compared to the ambition of "creating a global currency" during the Diem project, the current strategy is more pragmatic, aiming to solve a real problem—fund flow and creator payments within the platform.
The advantages of stablecoins are evident: low cost, near real-time transactions, and no need for bank working hours. However, the last-mile barrier still exists, as users still find it difficult to conveniently convert stablecoins into local fiat currency for daily consumption.
If platforms like Instagram and WhatsApp support stablecoin tipping, advertising, and even product purchases in the future, the entire creator economy could form a self-sustaining internal circulation: Meta pays creators in stablecoins, and creators use them for promotions, tips, or consumption within the platform. Funds need not leave the platform, increasing stickiness and amplifying commercial value.
Of course, it is unrealistic to have no cash outflows at all. Creators ultimately need to convert their earnings into usable cash. One solution is to provide stablecoin debit cards through Visa/Mastercard networks, allowing users to complete daily consumption without converting to fiat. This is not "cash out" in the traditional sense, but more like a "shell" use of traditional payment networks.
From this perspective, the role of stablecoins is also changing: they do not necessarily have to become a global settlement system; rather, they are more suited to serve as value carriers within the platform economy. As long as funds remain within the ecosystem, user experience improves, compliance costs decrease, and regulatory friction is reduced.
Of course, this does not mean that regulation is unnecessary. Senator Elizabeth Warren has already named Meta in the latest stablecoin bill, warning that large tech companies' involvement in finance could pose privacy and monopoly risks. Whether this "pragmatic return" can land smoothly during the policy window is worth watching.
🎯 Stripe and Tether are laying out the native payment layer for the AI economy
The global AI race is in full swing. While we marvel at the capabilities of large models to generate content, write code, and provide customer service, a fundamental question is rarely mentioned: how will AI agents participate in economic activities?
In other words, how will they "spend money"? And how will they "make money"?
If AI agents are to become autonomous participants in economic activities on a large scale (and they certainly will), they will not use human-designed banking systems but rather a payment infrastructure adapted to the rhythm of AI—high-frequency, real-time, automated, and with very low trust costs.
This is an underestimated track, and it is the one that Stripe and Tether are both entering.
One company is the world's largest payment processing platform, while the other is the largest stablecoin issuer globally, with core businesses diverging. However, they both realize that the traditional payment system is not suitable for AI agents. Blockchain and stablecoins, especially their programmability and native cross-border capabilities, may be the most natural currency layer in the future AI economy.
Stripe has adopted a gradual approach: integrating stablecoins (USDC) into the existing compliant payment network, incorporating AI risk control models (the latest developed Transformer model can increase payment fraud detection rates from 59% to 97%), Bridge API, and other tools, allowing businesses to seamlessly enable on-chain payments in their existing operations. Simple, robust, and well-compatible with existing systems.
Tether's path resembles a "reconstruction": it has recently launched QVAC, an open-source AI platform that natively supports USDT and Bitcoin payments, integrating decentralized communication tools like Keet, aiming to create a P2P network driven by AI agents. Emphasizing autonomy, censorship resistance, and trustlessness.
Although they are on two different paths, their goals align: to build the native payment system required for an AI-driven economy.
The AI economy may start at a moment we have yet to perceive, and the competition for its underlying currency infrastructure has already begun.
🎯 From Offshore Innovation to Compliant Entry, Anchorage's Acquisition of Mountain Signals a Shift
Anchorage Digital—the only digital asset bank in the U.S. holding an OCC federal charter—has acquired Mountain Protocol, bringing the latter's stablecoin license in Bermuda under its wing. This is not just business expansion; it is more like a signal: the stablecoin industry is moving from "offshore experimentation" to "compliant coexistence."
Offshore regions like Bermuda have long been fertile ground for innovative experiments, and Anchorage's acquisition proves that this model can integrate with the U.S. federal regulatory framework, achieving seamless transitions from product development to mainstream market expansion. Meanwhile, the OCC's new regulations explicitly allow regulated banks to buy, sell, and custody digital assets, meaning that stablecoins are no longer just "experiments running in regulatory gray areas," but asset classes that can be held by banks and allocated by funds.
This case explores the future direction of the stablecoin industry: first exploring new products through offshore innovation, then entering the traditional system with a compliant posture. This time, the stablecoin industry has not only found a breakthrough but has also begun to build genuine financial legitimacy.
Market Adoption
🌱 MoonPay and Mastercard Launch Stablecoin Payment Card, Covering 150 Million Global Merchants
Key Points Overview
MoonPay has partnered with Mastercard to allow users to pay with stablecoins at over 150 million merchants worldwide, significantly expanding the application scenarios of digital dollars in the real world;
This will enable users of "all crypto wallets" to obtain a virtual Mastercard directly connected to their stablecoin balance, allowing them to spend without first converting crypto assets to fiat within any merchant on the Mastercard network;
Users can spend stablecoins directly without withdrawing through exchanges, while merchants receive funds through Mastercard's existing payment infrastructure, creating a win-win situation.
Why It Matters
- The partnership between MoonPay and Mastercard builds a direct channel from crypto to physical consumption, not only enhancing the practicality of stablecoins but also simplifying the user experience by reducing fiat conversion steps, representing an innovative acceptance of crypto assets within the regulatory framework of the payment industry, paving the way for large-scale adoption of stablecoins.
🌱 Hong Kong Fintech Company RedotPay Launches Crypto Payment Card in South Korea, Supporting Visa and Stablecoin Transactions
Key Points Overview
Hong Kong fintech company RedotPay has launched its cryptocurrency payment card (including physical and virtual cards) in South Korea, allowing users to make payments at all merchants accepting Visa;
The card supports real-time stablecoin transactions, with a virtual card costing $10 and a physical card $100, with low verification requirements. RedotPay claims to have over 4 million global users;
RedotPay further promotes the application of digital assets in daily consumption by introducing convenient cryptocurrency and stablecoin payment options.
🌱 Dubai Government Partners with Crypto.com to Accept Cryptocurrency Payments for Government Service Fees
Key Points Overview
The Dubai government has reached an agreement with Crypto.com to allow individuals and businesses to pay government service fees through the Crypto.com digital wallet, with the platform automatically converting cryptocurrency to dirhams;
This agreement is a key step in Dubai's cashless society strategy, expected to add at least 8.2 billion dirhams (approximately $2.2 billion) to the economy annually;
Crypto.com has obtained a license from the Dubai Virtual Assets Regulatory Authority (VARA), becoming a major cryptocurrency platform officially recognized by Dubai after exchanges like Binance and OKX;
By introducing cryptocurrency payment channels, Dubai strengthens its position as a crypto hub in the Middle East, and this government-level adoption will greatly promote the mainstreaming of crypto payments.
🌱 Bhutan Becomes the First Country to Accept Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency Travel Payments via Binance Pay
🌱 FalconX Partners with Standard Chartered to Provide Fiat Settlements for Cryptocurrency Investors in Singapore
Macroeconomic Trends
🔮 PayPal Digital Currency Executive: Bank Participation is Key to Unlocking the Full Potential of Stablecoins
Key Points Overview
PayPal's Senior Vice President of Digital Currency, Jose Fernandez da Ponte, stated at Consensus 2025 that banks must join the crypto space for stablecoins to succeed, providing critical infrastructure from custody to fiat channels;
MoneyGram CEO Anthony Soohoo emphasized that the upcoming U.S. stablecoin regulations will be a "major breakthrough," addressing trust issues and spurring adoption, with new issuers expected to flood in once regulations are clarified, leading to a market consolidation phase;
Stablecoins have become tools for value storage and cross-border payments in high-inflation countries, with MoneyGram helping users in these regions convert digital dollars to local cash through nearly 500,000 cash access points, while enterprise applications focus on cross-border funding and treasury management;
With the stablecoin market reaching $230 billion, PayPal and MoneyGram executives are optimistic about the industry's development post-regulation, as bank participation will provide the connectivity and infrastructure needed for stablecoins to scale beyond the crypto-native circle, reaching a trillion-dollar scale driven by practicality.
🔮 Deutsche Bank: Stablecoins Will Enter the Mainstream by 2025, U.S. Regulation to Drive Usage
Key Points Overview
Deutsche Bank predicts that stablecoins will achieve mainstream adoption by 2025, despite some opposition in the U.S. Senate last week, as the Trump administration pushes forward with landmark crypto regulations;
The market cap of stablecoins has surged from $20 billion in 2020 to $246 billion today, with USDT accounting for about $150 billion, making stablecoins the primary medium for crypto trading, supporting over two-thirds of trading volume;
The GENIUS Act and the STABLE Act are pushing for stablecoin regulatory frameworks at both federal and state levels. The U.S. Senate's GENIUS Act calls for federal regulation of stablecoins with a market cap over $10 billion, while the House's STABLE Act advocates for state-level regulation without conditions;
Stablecoins are increasingly becoming strategic assets, with 83% pegged to the U.S. dollar. Tether has become one of the largest holders of U.S. Treasury bonds, reinforcing the dollar's dominance in a globally fragmented environment. Standard Chartered predicts that stablecoin supply could grow nearly tenfold once regulations are clarified.
🔮 Coinbase's Earnings Report Falls Short of Expectations, but Stablecoins and Deribit Acquisition Highlight Payment Strategy
Key Points Overview
Coinbase's first-quarter revenue of $2.03 billion fell short of expectations, with trading revenue down 19%, but the USDC stablecoin balance saw significant growth, showcasing its payment business potential;
The company spent $2.9 billion to acquire the derivatives exchange Deribit, with analysts believing this move will strengthen Coinbase's long-term competitiveness in the crypto payment infrastructure space;
Despite pressure on trading operations, Coinbase's diversification into stablecoin services, custody, and trading technology is becoming a key revenue source to hedge against market volatility;
Through the development of the stablecoin ecosystem and strategic acquisitions like Deribit, Coinbase is transforming from a single trading platform into a comprehensive payment infrastructure provider, a shift crucial for its long-term leadership in the crypto payment sector.
🔮 BitGo Executive: The Banking Sector is Exploring Stablecoins to Avoid Losing Market Share
Key Points Overview
Ben Reynolds, Director of BitGo's stablecoin division, revealed that its "stablecoin as a service" product is attracting significant inquiries from U.S. and international banks, which are concerned not about innovation but about deposit flows to crypto-native competitors;
Yield-bearing stablecoins are becoming tools for achieving frictionless collateral movement, particularly favored by DAOs, protocols, and institutional investors, addressing the slow and frictional transfer of traditional funds between exchanges and brokerage accounts;
The stablecoin market has reached a size of $230 billion, but regulatory classification will determine market development. Tokenized treasury funds are classified as securities, while true stablecoins are not; this distinction will shape different market landscapes;
Traditional financial institutions are being forced to adopt defensive strategies to enter the stablecoin market, indicating that the digital dollar is gradually encroaching on traditional bank deposit businesses, while yield-bearing stablecoins bring programmability and permissionless flexibility to financial infrastructure.
🔮 Stablecoins Become a Transformative Force in Cross-Border Payments, Ripple and Kraken Executives Optimistic About Global Application Prospects
Key Points Overview
Ripple's Senior Vice President of Stablecoins, Jack McDonald, and Kraken's Global Consumer Business Head, Mark Greenberg, stated at the Consensus 2025 conference that stablecoins are at a critical point of becoming a key component of the global payment system;
The two executives emphasized that stablecoins are reshaping the cross-border payment space, providing a superior alternative to the fragmented and inefficient traditional financial infrastructure, leading to meaningful global payment innovations;
Experts believe that the future development of stablecoins will include yield-bearing products, but regulatory challenges remain, and the related policy environment will influence the long-term direction of this field;
Leading companies in traditional finance and the crypto industry are united in their optimism about the key role of stablecoins in the global payment system, indicating that stablecoins have evolved from pure crypto assets to infrastructure that addresses real payment pain points, with applications expanding from the crypto circle to broader financial sectors.
🔮 Citi Predicts: Stablecoins Will Expand Beyond Cryptocurrency Trading to Become Part of the Mainstream Economy
Key Points Overview
Citi expects that with regulatory support, the stablecoin market could reach $1.6 to $3.7 trillion by 2030;
Stablecoins are shifting from trading settlement tools to payment uses, particularly showing significant growth in cross-border transfers and merchant settlements;
The current stablecoin market is approximately $240 billion, dominated by Tether and Circle;
The expansion of stablecoins into the mainstream economy could reshape the payment ecosystem, becoming a new pillar of the international currency market and challenging traditional currency processing methods.
Capital Layout
💰 Ripple Reportedly in Talks to Acquire Circle for $4-5 Billion; USDC Minted $200 Million on the Same Day
Key Points Overview
Reports indicate that Ripple has made an acquisition offer valued between $4 billion and $5 billion, targeting Circle, the issuer of the USDC stablecoin;
On May 9, two large minting events occurred for the USD Coin (USDC), totaling approximately $200 million: one minting of $100 million came from an unknown wallet on the Algorand chain, and another $100 million was minted by USDC Treasury;
The stablecoin market may be facing significant consolidation, with USDC's ongoing expansion and potential acquisition rumors drawing high attention from the industry regarding future competitive dynamics.
💰 Anchorage Digital Acquires USDM Issuer Mountain Protocol, Expanding Stablecoin Business for Federal Chartered Bank
Key Points Overview
Anchorage Digital, a federally chartered crypto bank in the U.S., has acquired the yield-bearing stablecoin issuer Mountain Protocol, integrating its technology, team, and licensing framework, pending regulatory approval;
Anchorage holds a federal banking charter issued by the U.S. OCC (Office of the Comptroller of the Currency), making it the only digital asset bank in the U.S. with this qualification, representing the highest level of compliance recognition in U.S. financial regulation;
Mountain holds a digital asset business license from the Bermuda Monetary Authority (BMA), representing an open regulatory model for crypto innovation in offshore financial centers. This acquisition will merge two regulatory frameworks, allowing Anchorage to potentially provide U.S. regulatory compliance pathways for Mountain's products while retaining the operational flexibility of the Bermuda license;
The combination of these two regulatory models reflects a key strategy for the transition of crypto finance into the mainstream financial system: leveraging offshore innovative regulatory environments to develop products, then expanding into institutional markets with recognition from U.S. federal regulatory agencies. This model may serve as a reference path for other crypto financial institutions entering the regulatory framework.
💰 Coinbase Invests in Canadian Stablecoin Issuer Stablecorp to Expand Regional Market
Key Points Overview
Coinbase has invested an undisclosed amount in Canadian stablecoin issuer Stablecorp and will help promote its fiat-collateralized stablecoin QCAD;
Coinbase Canada CEO Lucas Matheson stated that Canada lacks a peer-to-peer payment system, with high wire transfer costs ($45) and cumbersome processes, and stablecoins can enable 24/7, instant, borderless payments;
Despite the global stablecoin market reaching $245 billion, QCAD's circulation is only about $175,000. Matheson calls on the Canadian government to develop a national digital asset strategy, viewing stablecoins as payment tools rather than securities;
This move shows that mainstream exchanges are actively positioning themselves in the regional stablecoin market. Although newly appointed Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has historically held a critical view of cryptocurrencies, Coinbase is pushing for regulatory clarity to promote the development of the Canadian stablecoin ecosystem.
Regulatory Compliance
🏛️ U.S. Senate GENIUS Act Revision Proposes to Include Foreign Stablecoins like Tether in AML Regulation, DeFi May Be Impacted
Key Points Overview
The revised GENIUS Act (S.1582) in the U.S. Senate aims to expand regulatory scope by bringing foreign stablecoin issuers (such as Tether) serving U.S. users under U.S. jurisdiction, regardless of their headquarters location;
The bill expands the definition of "digital asset service providers" to include developers, validators, and self-custody wallets, requiring these entities to comply with anti-money laundering (AML) regulations;
This bill is seen as potentially beneficial for Tether, but it may pose challenges for proponents of decentralized finance (DeFi), marking a tightening of U.S. regulatory control over stablecoins and digital assets;
If the bill is ultimately passed and implemented, it will strengthen U.S. oversight of the global stablecoin market, particularly targeting major players like Tether, and could profoundly change the regulatory landscape and operational models in the DeFi space.
🏛️ Wyoming to Issue the Nation's First State-Level Stablecoin in July, Appoints Inca Digital for Security Assurance
Key Points Overview
The Wyoming Stable Token Commission has partnered with analytics service provider Inca Digital to assist in monitoring and reducing fraud risks associated with the state-level stablecoin;
The state stablecoin is expected to officially launch in July this year, becoming the first stablecoin issued by a state government in the U.S., marking the entry of state governments into the cryptocurrency issuance space;
Wyoming Stable Token Commission Executive Director Anthony Apollo stated that the collaboration with Inca Digital is a key step in the state's commitment to transparency, security, and innovation;
The Wyoming stablecoin will set a precedent for U.S. government agencies issuing digital currencies, providing a reference model for other states and local governments, while demonstrating how the U.S. government can advance cryptocurrency innovation and regulation at the state level.
🏛️ Controversy Continues Over U.S. Senate Stablecoin Bill: Trump's Conflicts of Interest in Focus, Loopholes in Big Tech Restrictions
Key Points Overview
The U.S. Senate's "Guiding and Establishing U.S. Stablecoin National Innovation" (GENIUS) Act is expected to return for a vote after failing to secure 60 votes previously, with the latest version potentially back on the agenda as early as next week. Trump's advisors indicate the president hopes to complete the legislation before the August congressional recess;
The latest draft obtained by CoinDesk shows that despite new restrictions on large tech companies issuing stablecoins, requiring non-financial public companies to obtain unanimous approval from a stablecoin certification review board, it has been criticized for obvious loopholes, such as not applying to private companies like X and TikTok;
The main point of opposition from Democrats—the issue of Trump's conflicts of interest in crypto business—remains unaddressed in the new version, especially after MGX announced plans to acquire Binance shares through the USD1 stablecoin issued by Trump's associated company, World Liberty Financial, leading to greater controversy;
This stablecoin bill represents the first attempt in the U.S. to establish a federal regulatory framework for stablecoin issuers, with its fate not only affecting the future of the crypto industry but also highlighting the tension between political interests and regulatory responsibilities. Despite ongoing controversy, bipartisan lawmakers continue to push the legislation forward, reflecting the broad recognition of stablecoins' strategic importance as tools supporting the international status of the U.S. dollar.
🏛️ U.S. Commerce Secretary's Son Brandon Lutnick Claims He Personally Verified Tether's Reserves
🏛️ Brazilian Central Bank Plans to Limit Stablecoin Transfers
🏛️ Overview of Cryptocurrency OTC Licenses: What Are the Legal Compliance Differences in Hong Kong, the EU, and the U.S.?
New Product Updates
👀 Tether Launches Decentralized AI Platform QVAC, Device Operation Replaces Data Centers
Key Points Overview
Tether announced the launch of QVAC (Quantum Universe Automatic Computer), a localized AI development platform that allows AI models and applications to run entirely on user devices without cloud connectivity, ensuring user data privacy and autonomy;
QVAC features a modular architecture, supporting a peer-to-peer network that can scale to trillion-level AI agents, and enables AI agents to autonomously conduct Bitcoin and USDT transactions through Tether's WDK, creating a decentralized self-sustaining AI system;
Tether is set to launch the first batch of QVAC applications, including a local translation tool QVAC/Translate and a private health tracker QVAC/Health, with plans to open-source the software development kit.
👀 VanEck Launches Tokenized U.S. Treasury Fund $VBILL on Multiple Blockchains, Supporting 24/7 Liquidity
Key Points Overview
VanEck, managing $120 billion in assets, has partnered with tokenization company Securitize to launch the first tokenized U.S. Treasury fund $VBILL, deployed across multiple chains including Ethereum, Avalanche, Solana, and BNB Chain, and achieving cross-chain interoperability through Wormhole;
The fund provides investors with on-chain investment channels for short-term U.S. Treasury securities, supporting 24/7 liquidity and real-time settlement, with assets custodied by State Street and daily pricing provided through Redstone oracle services. The minimum investment threshold is $100,000 on most blockchains and $1 million on Ethereum;
$VBILL supports 24/7 deposits in Circle's USDC stablecoin and achieves atomic-level liquidity with Agora's AUSD stablecoin, allowing investors to complete redemption transactions in one step via smart contracts;
This product represents a significant acceleration of traditional financial giants into the tokenization of physical assets. Following BlackRock and Franklin Templeton, VanEck's entry further promotes the development of on-chain liquidity for fixed-income products like U.S. Treasuries.
👀 Bakkt Partners with DTR, Focusing on Stablecoins and Crypto Infrastructure
Key Points Overview
Bakkt is transforming into a crypto infrastructure provider, focusing on stablecoins and global payments, with partner DTR providing AI and payment support;
New products are expected to launch in Q3 2025, including merchant checkout plugins and white-label AI plugins;
Despite declining revenues, Bakkt seeks growth through stablecoins and AI financial tools, positioning itself as a leader in programmable currency and agency commerce;
Bakkt's strategic restructuring and collaboration with DTR may drive the application of stablecoins in global payments, accelerating market share for programmable financial products.
👀 Squads Launches Solana-Based "Altitude" Enterprise-Level Stablecoin Account, Secures Strategic Investment from Haun Ventures
Key Points Overview
Squads has launched a new enterprise-level stablecoin native dollar account "Altitude," in addition to providing multi-signature wallets and personal finance services Fuse for Solana projects, allowing users to open global dollar accounts with just a few clicks;
Altitude is built entirely on the Squads Protocol, offering 24/7 dollar liquidity, competitive yields, and code-enforced security, supporting ACH, wire transfers, SEPA, and stablecoin transfers, along with asset trading and invoice tracking features;
Squads has received strategic investment from Haun Ventures, which will accelerate the expansion of Altitude and promote the application of stablecoins in existing and future products, continuing to build a stablecoin-native operating system that replaces traditional banking infrastructure;
Altitude will directly provide stablecoin-native financial infrastructure to global enterprise users, breaking the limitations of traditional bank accounts and creating a new financial stack foundation for the free flow of value, representing a substantial expansion of blockchain stablecoin financial services from the crypto space to the mainstream enterprise market.
👀 The Stablecoin Alliance Global Dollar Network Adds 19 New Members Including Zodia Custody
👀 Ondo Finance Partners with TruBit Global to Introduce $USDY Stablecoin to the Latin American Market
👀 Tether Launches Zero-Fee USDT Transfers and Partners with Multiple Platforms
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