Pantera’s $25M Bet on Coinflow Supercharges Stablecoin Revolution

Pantera Capital just dropped $25 million into Coinflow's lap—and stablecoins will never be the same.

The Infrastructure Play

While traditional VCs chase shiny new tokens, Pantera's backing the plumbing that makes crypto actually work. Coinflow's building the rails for stablecoin adoption at scale, proving sometimes the boring infrastructure plays deliver the biggest returns.

Market Impact

This isn't just another funding round—it's validation that institutional money sees stablecoins as crypto's killer app. The $25 million injection signals that serious players believe dollar-pegged digital assets will dominate cross-border payments and settlements.

Traditional Finance's Blind Spot

Meanwhile, Wall Street banks are still trying to figure out blockchain while crypto-native firms like Pantera deploy real capital solving real problems. Another reminder that sometimes the smartest money ignores the traditional playbook entirely.

Pantera sees growing demand for stablecoin payments

The global stablecoin market is seeing rapid growth, partially due to a demand for cross-border payments. This market will surpass $320 trillion by 2032, according to a report highlighted by Ryan Barney, partner at Pantera Capital.

“Coinflow is redefining the payments category by delivering something no other provider can: instant global payments and payouts without the fear of fraud or chargebacks,” said Ryan Barney, Pantera Capital. “With the market for cross-border payments projected to exceed $320 trillion by 2032, the opportunity is massive. Coinflow is uniquely positioned to capture that growth and become the default payment infrastructure for the future.”