Samsung Puts Stablecoins on 82M Galaxy Devices; BTC Slides on Hot CPI

On this episode of CoinDesk’s Public Keys from the New York Stock Exchange, Jennifer Sanasie is joined by Nick Ducoff, General Manager of Institutional at the Solana Foundation, to unpack Samsung’s move to bring USDC stablecoin transfers to 82 million Galaxy devices in the US. Nuva Labs CEO Anthony Moro breaks down HOME, a new token that gives non-US investors a 7% target yield backed by tokenized US home equity loans originated by Figure, and how on-chain, loan-level data reinvents asset-backed finance. Plus, David Duong, former head of research at Coinbase, reads the macro picture after a hot CPI print, and why Ethereum could take the lead again. - Learn more at bullish.com. - Register for Consensus Hong Kong 2027 (February 1-3) and Consensus Miami 2027 (May 4-6) at https://events.coindesk.com/. - Learn more about CoinDesk Data & Indices at https://indices.coindesk.com/institutions. - Chapters/Timecodes: 00:00 Welcome to Public Keys 00:41 Samsung Puts Stablecoins on 82M Galaxy Devices 01:08 Solana's Nick Ducoff Joins 01:52 Inside the Samsung Wallet Experience 04:17 Stablecoin Supply Tops $15B on Solana 05:01 When Will AI Agents Out-Use Humans? 06:21 Stablecoins and the Token Super Cycle 08:12 Breakpoint Heads to London in November 10:09 Nuva's HOME Token: 7% Yield on US Home Equity 10:32 Anthony Moro on Tokenizing Home Loans 12:05 Why HOME Is Non-US Only for Now 13:52 Stress-Testing the Housing Exposure 15:21 On-Chain Transparency and Data Privacy 18:11 David Duong on Macro and the Hot CPI Print 20:01 Bitcoin's Levels to Watch into Year-End 21:12 The Bull Case and the Midterm Elections 23:10 Will AI IPOs Pull Capital From Crypto? 24:17 Ethereum's Comeback Story 25:59 Crypto Fear & Greed Index at 62