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Visa USDC Stablecoin Payouts 101: A Guide for Creators

If you’ve ever waited days for a payout to hit your bank—especially across borders—you’ll immediately get why this matters. On November 12, 2025, Visa announced a new stablecoin payout pilot that lets businesses send earnings directly to a worker’s stablecoin wallet, rather than to a card or bank account. Recipients can choose to receive funds in USD-backed stablecoins like USDC, while the business can still fund the payout in regular fiat currency.

What exactly did Visa announce?

Revealed at Web Summit in Lisbon, the pilot sits inside Visa Direct, the company’s real-time payout network. Visa says it’s targeting creators, freelancers, and gig workers—groups that often face delayed access to funds, especially cross-border.

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Exchange USDT to MNT: Your Complete Guide on Coinxes

Swapping USDT to MNT is a handy way to move from a dollar-pegged stablecoin (Tether) into the Mantle ecosystem. In this guide, you’ll learn exactly how to exchange cryptocurrency on Coinxes.io, from choosing the pair to confirming that your swap USDT to MNT reached your wallet.

Before we dive into the click-by-click steps, a quick reminder of what you’re dealing with:

- USDT (Tether) is a leading stablecoin pegged to the U.S. dollar and widely used as a “cash” asset in crypto.
- MNT (Mantle) is the native token of Mantle Network, an Ethereum Layer-2 chain. MNT is used for gas fees, governance, and ecosystem incentives.

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Young Investors vs. Old-School Advisors: An Investment Guide

If you’ve ever felt like your financial advisor just doesn’t get crypto, you’re not alone – and you’re definitely not imagining the tension.

A new survey cited by Cointelegraph shows that 35% of young, high-income U.S. investors have moved money away from advisors who don’t offer access to crypto. The poll, run by crypto infrastructure firm Zerohash, covered 500 investors aged 18–40 with incomes between $100,000 and $1 million.

It gets more serious when you look at the numbers behind that decision:

- More than half of those who switched moved $250,000 to $1 million away from their old advisor.

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10 Crypto Trading Lifehacks You’ll Actually Use

The best crypto traders don’t predict the future; they prepare for it. Below are ten practical “lifehacks” you can apply today to improve entries, exits, and—most importantly—survival. Each tip is grounded in well-regarded sources and designed to keep your edge sharp without turning trading into a second job.

1) Write a one-page trading plan and use it

Before you place the next order, define your timeframe, setups (what you trade and why), risk limits, and exit rules on a single page. Keeping a plan short makes it usable; keeping it written makes it real. Classic risk curricula emphasize knowing the market risks you’re taking (price, rates, FX) and how you’ll measure them—then acting consistently.

Why it works: A plan filters out noise, reduces reactive trades, and lets you review what actually drives your P&L.

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