Asia's digital asset orchestration layer for stablecoin custody, compliance, and settlement.
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Capital Layer retweeted
“A couple of percent adds up.”
On $100 million in enterprise payments, small fee savings can mean millions.
Where do stablecoins offer the strongest use case? Justin Wang, founder of @_CapitalLayer, and @DanteReminick explore cross-border payments, supply chain finance and Taiwan’s role in AI infrastructure on Stable Pulse.
Plus, what it could take for stablecoins to power payments for AI devices and compute.
🎧 Listen to the full conversation: youtu.be/-j1T_Qm1ZLI
Capital Layer retweeted
Hong Kong licensed two stablecoin issuers out of 36 applicants, Singapore is writing its framework into law with the region's first opening to foreign coins, Japan has all three yen-issuer lanes live or scheduled, and Taiwan passed a bank-anchored regime with criminal enforcement, all inside twelve months.
Our new pillar piece from Money Moves East: The Stablecoin Corridors in Asia in 2026 compares every regime, plus the South Korea, Australia, and UAE watchlist, with operator research from @_CapitalLayer, @movantis_global, @reapglobal, @Stabo2025, and @TripleAHQ.
The takeaway: the licence is the entry ticket, but regulated operations on both ends of a corridor are the product, and no APAC jurisdiction passports another's licence yet.
Read the full analysis: stablecoininsider.org/apac-s…
ALT APAC Stablecoin Regulation
Capital Layer retweeted
What makes Taiwan the ideal market for USD stablecoins, per Justin Wang
> TSMC produces 72% of global advanced chips
> Taiwan sits at the center of AI hardware manufacturing
> Semiconductor firms receive stablecoin settlement requests
> Trade partners span Brazil, Latin America, Singapore, and Hong Kong
> Sanctioned buyers use stablecoins for NVIDIA chips
> Asia drives two-thirds of global stablecoin volume
> Taiwan's government is not anti-dollar
"If there is only one place for adoption for USD stablecoins, I think Taiwan would be the ideal place."
Founder & CEO of @_CapitalLayer on today's live show.
Capital Layer retweeted
The next wave of crypto adoption could come from banks. Justin Wang of @_CapitalLayer explains why institutional liquidity and #Stablecoins could reshape how banks operate onchain.
#Crypto #Banking #Podcast
🎧Listen to the full episode on #Blockcast
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Capital Layer retweeted
Stablecoins open a whole new corridor of payment for manufacturers.
When an international buyer pays a Taiwanese manufacturer in USDC or USDT, the stablecoin settles directly into local banks, where it converts to ordinary dollars.
"When enterprises see their balance the next day, they will only see USD."
In this way, the manufacturer gets faster settlement at lower cost without learning anything new about crypto, which is exactly why Taiwan's device exporters are starting to accept it.
"If somebody wants to pay stablecoin, we should take it because Taiwan is an exporting nation."
Justin Wang, Founder & CEO of @_CapitalLayer on the live show today.
Capital Layer retweeted
Have you read our latest interview with @_CapitalLayer ? Check it out here below.
In this interview Capital Layer's Founder and CEO, Justin Wang explains why stablecoin adoption in Asia will run through banks, not exchanges, and why the AI supply chain may become the biggest stablecoin use case nobody is talking about.
Read the full interview: stablecoininsider.org/why-ba…
ALT Why Banks Will Win the Next Wave of Stablecoin Adoption
Capital Layer retweeted
【お知らせ】
グリーンモンスター、キャピタルレイヤー @_CapitalLayer とのパートナーシップを締結を発表。
WebXの始まりとともに、今回の発表ができたことを、大変嬉しく思います。
AIとステーブルコイン領域は、今後拡大が望まれる重要な領域です。
キャピタルレイヤーと共に、アジアのインフラ構築を目指して進めてまいります。
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Capital Layer retweeted
🎙️Meet Justin Wang, CEO & Founder at Capital Layer, at #WebX2026 on July 13-14th.
Justin Wang is the CEO and Founder of Capital Layer.Justin Wang is the CEO and Founder of Capital Layer. Before crypto, he served as Chief Business Officer at a Singapore-based payment startup through its acquisition, gaining firsthand insight into enterprise payment infrastructure. Active in blockchain since 2015 and one of Asia's earliest Solana advocates, he founded the Solana DeFi aggregator dAppio Lab and later Zeus Network, aiming to make Solana the application layer on top of Bitcoin.
He now leads Capital Layer, which resolves the fragmented, multi-day problem of cross-border settlement in Asia, providing the custody, compliance, and settlement infrastructure that lets banks and enterprises across APAC operate stablecoins at institutional scale within their existing systems.
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