In this video, the speaker explains Samsung's rollout of the USDC stablecoin—referred to as the digital dollar from Circle—directly into Samsung Wallet on 82 million Galaxy phones in the United States, starting the last week of October 2026. The integration allows users to hold, send, and receive USDC without managing private keys, with a licensed custodian (Basin) holding the funds and Coinbase acting as the on‑ramp. The service runs on Solana and Sui networks and supports cross‑border transfers to over 60 countries, converting to local fiat on the recipient side. Sending USDC between wallets is free on Samsung’s side, while bank transfers incur small, disclosed fees. The speaker frames this as the first major retail onboarding of stablecoins, predicts Apple will follow with a similar integration, and argues that stablecoins will become as commonplace as Samsung Pay. The video concludes with a promotional offer for a free, full‑version autonomous crypto trader, with a link in the speaker’s bio.
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So Samsung just said it's putting digital dollars on 82 million Galaxy phones in America starting the last week of October. Do you understand? If you got a Galaxy, you'll be able to hold USDC the first time in human history, the digital dollar from Circle, right inside of Samsung Wallet. Who do you think is going to follow after? Apple. The same exact app where your credit cards are already in, you can download a crypto app and you don't have to manage your own keys. It's just directly in the phone. Do you understand what's happening? They're trying to get retail in the market and the bull market is here. You could literally take the crypto and send it to a bank account in more than 60 countries and the person on the other end gets their own local currency without ever touching crypto. So if you send dollars home to a family every single month, this is aimed right at you. Samsung announced it on October 7th and then we had an executive vice president who basically heads Samsung's digital wallet team Says sending money abroad should feel as easy as using the wallet that's already on your phone. Now Samsung's not the bank, and it doesn't actually hold customer funds. A licensed custodian runs on the accounts, and Coinbase keeps the USDC for Basin, which is the actual custodian. Solana and Sui are networks that actually run on it right now. And here's the thing about all of this: this didn't come out of nowhere. On October 3rd, 2025, Samsung put Coinbase One inside of Samsung Wallet. With 75 million US users able to reach it. Now it's putting the dollar itself inside there, and Samsung said paying online or tapping your phone in a store with it could come later with crypto. So what does it actually cost? Sending USDC to another crypto wallet and exchange is free on Samsung's side, though the other side might actually charge. The bank transfers do actually have fees, and Samsung shows you the fee in the app before you confirm. They're very small fees. You really have to comprehend that they're now making it extremely easy to buy crypto to the point where it's as easy as like Samsung Pay, right? Then it's going to be Apple Pay. Then it's going to be just normalized. Then they're going to force everybody into crypto and to force them all to use stablecoins. And then the people that don't adopt it are going to miss out like they always do, like when they didn't adopt the internet. The future is changing right in front of you. You need to learn fast. And I actually give you guys a really fast solution. We have an autonomous trader that buys, it sells, it does the research for you. And believe it or not, we actually give away the full version. There is no upgrade that you can do to this autonomous trader for free. The link is in my bio, click the link. It is 100% free for the autonomous full version. You cannot upgrade the autonomous trader. It's 100% free, link is in my bio. I'm not joking with you.
