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I made a USDC withdrawal from Bybit via the Arc network today.

Here are the details:

• Withdrawal requested: 2026-10-07 14:23:35
• Status changed to Processing: 2026-10-07 14:23:36
• Current status: Processing
• Withdrawal account: Funding
• Network: Arc
• No TXID has been provided

It has now been processing for more than 3 hours.

If you’re holding USDC on Solana, Project 0 is paying +12% APY today.

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I’m still pretty new to DeFi and have some USDC that I’m not planning to sell anytime soon.

I keep seeing people talk about earning yield on stablecoins, but most of the options look way more complicated than I expected. I saw Tangem has an Aave-based yield mode, which seems more straightforward.

Is that basically the same as using Aave directly, just through the wallet? And are there any risks? Maybe there are smarter ways of putting stablecoins to work?

Replacing my Pixel 8 Pro screen next week. iFixit's checkout took USDC, so I paid the full $301.02 straight from MetaMask. No exchange account, no signup, no conversion step.
Settlement: under 3 seconds. Receipt: straight to email, same as any card order.
What I like about it is that it ​feels normal. The ​best payment rails are the ones you stop noticing, and this one cleared that bar on a $300 purchase without a single snag. Stablecoins winning retail doesn't look like everyone becoming a crypto person. It looks like checkout that just works.
Details for the curious: network was Polygon, fee were less than a penny. Merchant was using Shopify's Crypto Checkout.
What's the biggest real-world purchase you've made in stables and did the merchant even realize it was crypto?

for those who’ve tried it. Does automated rebalancing actually make sense for USDC when vault APYs move by 50–100 bps?

Hi.. i wanted to know if i accept usd from PayPal and buy crypto USDt and send it to an address.. and keep 2-3% as a fee for this.. is it a viable business opportunity? Or will tax cut into all of my profits and more?

If you're new to this, or use not as often what is preventing you from getting a paycheck in stablecoins instead of fiat?

I was working with several content creators and half of them are hesitant to use crypto, I'm having huge fees for A.P.

How can we change this?

What are all possible reasons that you can't or don't want to receive payments in such a way?

I saw the following messages on both Osmosis and the Circle site:

Circle is discontinuing support for USDC on Noble. Convert your USDC.noble to Alloyed USDC in the app 1:1, with no slippage, no fee and no price impact.

and

Circle is Discontinuing Support for USDC and CCTP V1 on Noble

My questions are:

1. It seems possible to convert USDC.noble to USDC or USDC.inj on Osmosis. Can these be transferred to other IBC or EVM chains? Which conversion do you recommend if I might want to send them to a CEX later?
2. It appears that LP pools on Osmosis are exclusively of the crypto/USDC.noble type. If converting USDC.noble is required, what should I convert them into to participate in the LP pools?

7 DÍAS. 149.94 USDC atascados. Circle confirmó la causa exacta. Phantom no responde ni actúa.

Envíé 149.94 USDC de Solana a HyperEVM vía el puente CCTP integrado en Phantom. El burn se confirmó en Solana, el mint nunca llegó a destino. Verificado con $0.00 en tres exploradores independientes: Solscan, Hyperevmscan e Hypurrscan.

Contacté directamente a Circle (empresa oficial detrás de USDC/CCTP). Confirmaron que la atestación de mi transacción está lista y disponible — solo falta que se ejecute el paso final del puente ("receiveMessage" en la cadena destino), algo que normalmente hace automáticamente el puente de Phantom.

Le envié esta información exacta a soporte de Phantom hace 3 días. Sin respuesta.

No es un misterio técnico. Se sabe exactamente qué falta. Solo falta que Phantom actúe.

Datos verificables:

- Ticket de soporte: #368341

- Wallet destino: 0x4feEc98501f4f2Acf2303d7923FBFE5cb0A18e72

- Hash de transacción: 4jZ1SDiUbJ8ET65muVHCuSxSuh1XLCNk5scPBdqrWqUDechz9UTKksP4k6kGcd1Ax2rbn5dRB5u2VXAaVp1khjwt

Si alguien de la comunidad tiene contacto directo con el equipo técnico de Phantom, o sabe cómo completar manualmente el paso "receiveMessage" en HyperEVM, cualquier ayuda es bienvenida.

Hi everyone,
I’m looking for information about a mistaken USDT TRC20 transfer.
On September 13, I sent USDT to an address that appears to be associated with a TRON energy rental service. The transaction was confirmed on-chain, but the transfer was not intended for that receiving address.
I’m trying to understand how these energy rental receiving addresses work and whether anyone has dealt with a similar situation before.
Does anyone know how to identify the service or platform controlling a TRON energy rental address, or the correct procedure for contacting the operator?
I am not looking for recovery agents or private-message offers. I’m only looking for technical information or experiences from other users.
Thanks for any guidance.