ICAP’s Fusion Platform Set to Revolutionize Crypto Trading with Stablecoin Pairs Launch in Mid-2026

Breaking: Traditional finance giant makes bold crypto move

The Institutional Push

ICAP's Fusion trading platform just dropped a bombshell—stablecoin pairs are coming mid-2026. Not just any pairs, but the kind that could reshape how institutions interact with digital assets.

Market Impact

This isn't another crypto startup announcement. We're talking about a legacy financial powerhouse diving headfirst into stablecoin liquidity. The timing? Perfect—right when traditional finance is finally admitting digital assets aren't going anywhere.

Why It Matters

Institutional adoption meets crypto-native infrastructure. Fusion's move signals what we've known all along—the future of finance is being rebuilt, one blockchain at a time. Another case of legacy players realizing they either adapt or get left behind.

ICAP’s Fusion experiences a boost in trading volume

ICAP’s digital asset platform, Fusion, has seen a surge in trading activity on its platform lately. In September, its monthly trading volume surpassed $1 billion for the first time since the firm was established. This number represented a five-fold leap compared to the number of trades made on the platform just a year earlier.

In addition, the London-based company claimed that nominal volumes have also been on the rise, increasing by an average of at least 85% on a monthly basis for the past year.

Although trading activity has risen significantly on Fusion, its volume is still far behind some of the biggest crypto exchange as the market is still mainly dominated by retail investors. For example, Binance sees about $28 billion in volume traded on its platform on a daily basis.

On Binance’s spot markets, the stablecoin pair USDC/USDT (USDT) is its third most traded asset with a trading volume of $2.11 billion in the past 24 hours, according to data from CoinGecko.