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The Stablecoin Spend Report
What changed in stablecoin acceptance this week, from the people maintaining the directory. Evidence-backed, roughly weekly, one click to leave.
Merchant acceptance is not stable. Gateways drop assets under regulatory pressure, merchants switch providers without announcing it, and a payment method that worked in March fails in April. The report exists because that churn is the part a directory cannot show you by standing still.
What you get
- Newly verified merchants — with what they accept and on which chain, where they say.
- Acceptance changes — a stablecoin added or withdrawn, always with the source.
- Network and gateway changes — the ones most likely to break a payment you were about to make.
- Merchants that stopped — the least-reported and often most useful category.
- Spend Index updates — when the underlying adoption numbers move enough to be worth saying so.
What you do not get
No price commentary, no token launches, no yield, no affiliate blasts. This site catalogues places to spend stablecoins and the newsletter stays inside that scope. If a week produces nothing worth your attention, we do not send one.
The Stablecoin Spend Report
New places to spend stablecoins, payment trends, merchant launches and adoption news. One email, most weeks.
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Questions
- How often does it arrive?
- Most weeks, and never more than once a week. If a week has nothing worth reporting we skip it rather than pad it — a directory newsletter that goes out on schedule regardless of whether anything changed is a newsletter nobody opens twice.
- What is actually in it?
- Merchants newly verified and added, stablecoins gained or dropped, settlement networks changed, payment gateway switches, and merchants that have stopped accepting. The same evidenced changes that appear on the What’s Changed page, plus commentary on why they happened.
- Do you sell or share my address?
- No. It is used to send the report and nothing else, it is never sold, rented or passed to a third party, and it is not used to build an advertising profile. The privacy policy sets out the full position.
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- One click on the link in any email. No login, no confirmation step, no retention flow. Your address is marked unsubscribed immediately.
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- Double opt-in protects you from someone else entering your address, and protects us from a list full of unverified entries. Nothing is sent until you click the link, and the link expires after seven days.