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📢 #Cryptoast21 🇫🇷 Our selection of the 21 French-speaking personalities who contributed to the development of the cryptocurrency sector in 2025. In partnership with @Bitvavocom Discover the first personality of the day: Jean-Marc Stenger 🌟 CEO of Société Générale - FORGE, Jean-Marc Stenger established his organization as one of the most active banking entities in Europe in crypto in 2025. After the EURCV, he launched the USDCV, a stablecoin pegged to the dollar on the Morpho and Uniswap protocols, thus connecting the bank to decentralized finance. Under his leadership, SG-Forge also made history by issuing its first tokenized bonds in the United States, linking traditional capital markets to blockchain infrastructure. Jean-Marc Stenger began his career in 2000 as an analyst at SGCIB in Frankfurt. He then joined Lyxor Asset Management in 2003 as a fund manager, before becoming its Chief Investment Officer from 2013 to 2017. Since 2018, he has been leading Société Générale - Forge, the group's subsidiary dedicated to digital assets. In April 2025, his expertise was once again called upon at the highest level with his appointment to the board of directors of Société Générale Luxembourg.

Trusted Editorial content, reviewed by leading industry experts and seasoned editors. Ad Disclosure Swift has completed a new set of digital asset interoperability trials with BNP Paribas Securities Services, Intesa Sanpaolo, and Société Générale’s tokenization unit SG-FORGE, extending work that a

Highlights of this Issue The weekly coverage period for this issue spans from January 9, 2026, to January 16, 2026. This week, the total on-chain RWA market cap steadily increased to $21.22 billion, with the number of holders surpassing 630,000. The growth is mainly driven by the expansion of the investor base; the total market cap of stablecoins remained relatively flat, but the monthly transfer volume surged by 45.63%, with a turnover rate reaching 27.3 times, highlighting that the market has entered a phase of “stock game deepening.” Institutional large-scale settlements and derivatives collateralization are driving high-speed circulation of existing funds, forming a unique pattern of “high liquidity, low growth.” On the regulatory front, the US is experiencing a heated “internal war” over stablecoin yields. Coinbase is actively lobbying against restrictions but has been rebutted by executives from JPMorgan and Bank of America. The CLARITY Act has become a focal point of contention between traditional banks and crypto, with a hearing postponed to January 27; Dubai is tightening stablecoin regulations, while South Korea has approved securities-type tokens.

Author | Cathy, Plain Blockchain (ID: hellobtc) In January 2026, the total market capitalization of the global stablecoin market surpassed $317 billion, reaching a record high. But what’s truly worth paying attention to isn’t this number itself, but the trend behind it: Circle’s USDC surged 73% in 2025, outpacing Tether’s USDT’s growth rate for the second consecutive year (36%). In December 2025, Visa announced the launch of USDC settlement services in the United States. When the world’s largest payment network begins settling with stablecoins, when asset manager BlackRock, managing $10 trillion in assets, issues on-chain money market funds, and when JPMorgan Chase settles $3 billion daily via blockchain—what exactly are these traditional financial giants seeing? 01. Why are traditional financial giants all in