The Base ecosystem is undergoing a crucial upgrade to its stablecoin infrastructure. Circle plans to exclusively launch a new currency, the SGDHKD stablecoin, in Q1 2026, targeting the payment needs of the Southeast Asian market. The data behind this move is quite revealing—the Southeast Asian cross-border remittance market is worth $50 billion, with an average settlement cycle of up to 5 days. If settled on the Base chain, this could be reduced to under 2 seconds.
Liquidity is also being rapidly developed. Aerodrome has reserved 9.15 million USDC for initial guidance, providing ample trading depth for the new stablecoin pair. Meanwhile, signals from traditional financial institutions are becoming clearer—JPMorgan is migrating its JPXCoin business to Base for wholesale settlement. These initiatives indicate that Base is evolving from a simple application chain into a financial infrastructure, capable of supporting real cross-border payments and institutional-level clearing needs.
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DecentralizedElder
· 01-17 12:09
Oops, 5 days to 2 seconds, now that's a distance spectrum. Southeast Asian remittance workers are going to laugh to death.
JPMorgan is really causing trouble on Base. Traditional finance is serious, unlike some projects that only hype concepts.
SGDHKD stablecoin to launch in Q1. I bet 5 bucks that Aerodrome's 9.15 million USDC will be swept up as soon as it goes live.
Base really wants to build financial infrastructure, not just a trendy application chain. There's some substance.
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rugpull_ptsd
· 01-14 23:08
Base is really about to take off; the gap from 5 days to 2 seconds is incredible.
JPMorgan has also come in, and this time it doesn't seem like hype.
The Southeast Asian market is such a big slice of the pie; no wonder Circle is eager to move.
But to be fair, whether liquidity is stable or not still depends on what happens next.
Betting that Q1 can really go live, right?
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GateUser-44a00d6c
· 01-14 23:07
From 5 days to 2 seconds, the gap is huge... Base is really working hard.
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BetterLuckyThanSmart
· 01-14 22:59
Remittances in Southeast Asia go from 5 days to 2 seconds, this is the kind of work blockchain should be doing
JPMorgan has already joined, Base is really becoming a financial infrastructure
Circle's stablecoin is lining up to go live, liquidity is filling up, it feels like there’s not much risk this time
Cross-border settlement in 2 seconds, are traditional banks panicking?
But it’s only launching in Q1, let’s wait and see, first check if Aerodrome can support 9.15 million USDC
Base needs to accommodate these institutional-level demands, otherwise it’s just hype
This time is different, there are real practical needs supporting it
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OnchainUndercover
· 01-14 22:48
Complete settlement within 2 seconds? If that really becomes a reality, remittance companies in Southeast Asia will be freaking out.
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ApeWithNoFear
· 01-14 22:47
5 days to 2 seconds, this is the real dimensionality reduction attack
JPM is here, Base is on the verge of takeoff
9.15 million USDC backing, Southeast Asia's wallet is about to be opened
Wait, is Circle trying to do SGDHKD in one step? That's a bit aggressive
2-second liquidation vs 5-day wait, who can withstand this gap
Base is really no longer a toy chain, it's starting to compete for institutional business
Southeast Asia's 50 billion market, whoever wants a piece of this cake must get Base's approval
The Base ecosystem is undergoing a crucial upgrade to its stablecoin infrastructure. Circle plans to exclusively launch a new currency, the SGDHKD stablecoin, in Q1 2026, targeting the payment needs of the Southeast Asian market. The data behind this move is quite revealing—the Southeast Asian cross-border remittance market is worth $50 billion, with an average settlement cycle of up to 5 days. If settled on the Base chain, this could be reduced to under 2 seconds.
Liquidity is also being rapidly developed. Aerodrome has reserved 9.15 million USDC for initial guidance, providing ample trading depth for the new stablecoin pair. Meanwhile, signals from traditional financial institutions are becoming clearer—JPMorgan is migrating its JPXCoin business to Base for wholesale settlement. These initiatives indicate that Base is evolving from a simple application chain into a financial infrastructure, capable of supporting real cross-border payments and institutional-level clearing needs.