2026-01-19 15:32:02

The stablecoin protocol Cap recently announced its operational results for Q4 2025. The biggest breakthrough this quarter was successfully integrating money market funds into the cUSD reserve system, while also initiating the integration of EigenLayer AVS and completing the related reallocation of rights.

Looking ahead to the first quarter of next year, Cap has several planned actions. On the product side, the main focus is the official launch of the new website and deployment plans on the MegaETH network. In terms of commercialization, they plan to initiate fundraising through the CCA mechanism of a certain decentralized trading protocol. If internal key metrics meet expectations, they will also proceed with a token generation event. These series of measures reflect the ongoing exploration of stablecoin projects within the DeFi ecosystem.

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Rekt_Recovery

· 01-22 14:43

ngl, cap adding mmf to reserves sounds solid but... we've seen the "this time is different" narrative before lol. remember when everyone thought their stablecoin was bulletproof? yeah. anyway tge hype incoming means position sizing is gonna matter here fr fr

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ImpermanentPhilosopher

· 01-21 23:31

Inclusion of money market funds into the reserve system? This move is quite solid, it seems Cap is really serious about making things happen.

The integration of EigenLayer AVS feels like the real focus, especially regarding the reallocation of rights. How does our community view this?

MegaETH deployment... another new chain. Web3 needs to be more fragmented to truly satisfy the ecosystem, haha.

The combination of CCA financing + TGE is the key move. If the targets are truly achieved, that will be the highlight. The preconditions of these "ifs" are very important.

The stablecoin sector still needs to keep competing. Anyway, the ecosystem is just that big.

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GraphGuru

· 01-19 15:59

MMF inclusion in reserves sounds good, but how likely is it to actually happen... These projects always like to announce, announce, and then announce again.

Before TGE, it's both fundraising and setting targets; feels like the same old tricks.

MegaETH deployment? Is there still buzz around this chain? Seems a bit behind the curve.

Another stablecoin? Why hasn't one truly broken through yet?

New website launched... Is that really a big event? Haha.

CCA's financing mechanism is so complicated that ordinary users simply can't understand it. That's just how it is.

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orphaned_block

· 01-19 15:59

This wave of CAP momentum is pretty good, and the MMF integration has finally been implemented... But the key is when TGE will arrive, don't fall into the trap of just making empty promises again.

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pumpamentalist

· 01-19 15:50

Money market funds included in the reserve system? This move is quite interesting. Does it enhance stability or increase risk?

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BrokeBeans

· 01-19 15:48

Money market funds can all be included now. This Cap is indeed paving the way. Let's wait and see after the set of measures in Q1 are implemented.

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RegenRestorer

· 01-19 15:45

Stablecoins are coming up with new tricks again, with money market funds included in reserves... To put it simply, it's still about stacking liquidity. Where is the real demand?

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rugpull_ptsd

· 01-19 15:34

Are money market funds included in reserves? I've seen this trick many times, but the key is how much real money can actually be invested.

MegaETH deployment is just another gimmick, but the CCA financing part is somewhat interesting. I'm just worried it might be another prelude to a wave of cutting leeks.

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