Solstice Labs and Cor Prime completed a landmark stablecoin repo.
The transaction was executed on public blockchains using repo documentation.
Membrane Labs provided trade credit infrastructure and onchain lifecycle management.
The repo operated under a Global Master Repurchase Agreement framework.
Digital Asset Annex terms governed asset transfers across blockchain networks.
Solstice posted its native stablecoin USX as collateral asset leg.
Cor Prime supplied USDC liquidity as the repo cash leg.
Assets and cash moved directly between institutional wallets cross chain.
The structure mirrored repo economics without smart contract lending pools.
Market participants gained tools for liquidity management and peg defence.
The transaction created foundations for a standardised stablecoin funding market.
Solstice said the repo strengthens balance sheet flexibility and resilience.
Membrane enabled legal certainty operational discipline and rapid public settlement.
Cor Prime acted as institutional counterparty bridging offchain liquidity onchain.
Industry observers described the deal as milestone for asset markets.
Stablecoin issuers historically lacked repo style financing options until now.
The structure allows short term funding without selling stablecoin inventory.
Investors may earn structured yields using familiar fixed income mechanics.
The repo establishes groundwork for a future stablecoin funding curve.
Solstice and partners expect broader institutional adoption following this precedent.
The deal highlights growing convergence between decentralised finance and TradFi.
Public blockchains increasingly host complex transactions once limited to banks.
Developers believe repo markets can deepen liquidity across digital ecosystems.
The announcement underscores accelerating institutional experimentation within regulated crypto finance.
Participants said the transaction marks beginning of onchain credit markets.