Ethereum Updates: Bitget and Morph Collaborate to Create Rapid Network for Worldwide Stablecoin Transactions
- Bitget launches Launchpool Project COMMON, offering 27.77M rewards via staking BGB/COMMON tokens. - Partnership with Morph's high-speed blockchain enables instant stablecoin transfers and automated yields. - Stablecoin adoption surges to $310B, with market projected to hit $4T by 2030. - Collaboration aims to expand Bitget's ecosystem beyond trading, leveraging sports and education initiatives. - Market volatility and regulatory risks persist, urging cautious investment in crypto assets.
Singapore, October 24, 2025 – Bitget has launched its Launchpool Project COMMON, encouraging participants to stake either BGB or COMMON tokens for a chance to share in 27.77 million COMMON rewards. This initiative is part of the platform’s ongoing efforts to broaden its ecosystem, especially as stablecoin usage continues to rise, with over $310 billion now in circulation—a 50% increase since the start of the year, according to
This development comes as Morph unveils its new identity as a global stablecoin settlement platform, featuring a high-throughput blockchain capable of processing over 10,000 transactions per second (TPS) and facilitating secure, real-time international payments. Morph’s evolution from an
Gracy Chen, Bitget’s CEO, highlighted the strategic partnership: “With our Universal Exchange (UEX) initiative, Bitget and Bitget Wallet are enabling users to effortlessly transition between trading, payments, and DeFi—all secured by the same technology that powers Morph’s fast settlement layer.” The report also mentioned that Jamie Elkaleh, CMO of Bitget Wallet, believes the collaboration “redefines stablecoin utility in everyday scenarios, from remittances to merchant transactions,” leveraging the wallet’s multi-chain capabilities to reach millions of users.
This launch is timely. In 2024, stablecoin transaction volumes reached $27.6 trillion, overtaking Visa’s yearly totals, and forecasts indicate the market could expand to $4 trillion by 2030, the report noted. Morph’s CEO, Colin Goltra, remarked that the rebranding marks “the next phase of blockchain’s practical use—delivering speed, security, and scalability for global finance,” positioning Morph to serve the trillion-dollar stablecoin sector.
Bitget’s staking initiative further strengthens its place in this landscape. By staking BGB or COMMON, users can earn yields while supporting the infrastructure behind Morph’s settlement system. The exchange’s partnership with Morph also demonstrates its ambition to diversify beyond trading, as seen in collaborations with prominent sports organizations like LALIGA and MotoGP, as well as its blockchain education program supported by UNICEF, the report observed.
Nevertheless, the cryptocurrency market remains unpredictable.
As stablecoin integration accelerates, Bitget’s strategic partnerships with Morph and other blockchain ventures are designed to place the exchange at the leading edge of a financial landscape where, as Morph envisions, “money moves as freely as information—open, programmable, and without borders.”
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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