
: : [Crypto/Issue] A Six-Month Review of Cap: From Stablecoin to Credit MarketWritten by c4lvin- The core challenges that lingered at Cap six months ago, namely its heavy reliance on self-delegation and low capital utilization, have now been resolved to a meaningful degree. EtherFi and Bedrock have each stepped into independent underwriter roles backed by ETH and BTC collateral, moving the system away from self-delegation, and reserve utilization, which sat at just 5.3% in December 2025, climbed to roughly 60% by the end of the first quarter of 2026. The 100 million dollar revolving credit facility extended to Susquehanna Crypto also signaled that institutional borrowing has begun to move beyond the pilot stage.- The number of registered underwriters grew from 12 to 22 and borrowers from 18 to 30, yet it remains unconfirmed whether an independent credit market, in which different underwriters price different borrowers differently, is actually functioning. It is still untested in practice how far operators' real strategies and legal agreements can be publicly verified, and whether the slashing and repayment paths will work as intended in the event of a large default.- In terms of metrics, the borrowing utilization rate and the composition of yield sources now matter more than total value locked. TVL stands at around 250 million dollars, below its previous peak, but borrowed capital has grown substantially compared with before. The yield on stcUSD has also fallen from about 8.6% in December 2025 to the low 5% range today, yet its relative standing against comparable products has actually improved.📱 X Post🌎 Full Article (Website)FP Website | Telegram (EN / KR) | X (EN / KR)













