Citi and Coinbase have partnered to make stablecoin payments function as conventional bank transactions for businesses. Citi clients can accept stablecoin payments while receiving dollars, with Coinbase handling the conversion behind the scenes; Coinbase customers can receive stablecoins from dollar payments through accounts powered by Citi banking software. Neither side needs to hold tokens, open a crypto account or manage wallet addresses. Coinbase says more than 150 million people worldwide hold stablecoins, and the newsletter frames behind-the-scenes settlement as the path toward broader adoption. Crypto markets also rebounded, with Bitcoin up 2% at $84,400 and Ethereum up 3% at $2,730, while oil fell 4% to $92. Strategy bought 1,665 Bitcoin for $142.7 million, and other market developments included Goldman Sachs opening a $100 billion Treasury fund to crypto firms through Lynq, Chainlink launching CCIP 2.0, and NEAR Intents rejecting more than $50 million linked to the Bitget hack. The newsletter also reported that Bitcoin ETFs recorded $31 million in inflows, Coinbase teased a gacha product, and CARDS rose 25% on integration speculation.