🧵Most crypto projects start with a token, looking for a problem. We started with a problem, looking for a tool.🌊 For years we ran a real aviation business and watched real money bleed every month — SWIFT delays, intermediary fees, hidden FX, frozen deposits. Industry-wide, $20B+ a year, quietly disappearing into bank plumbing. Nobody questioned it. Because everybody paid it. Crypto, of all things, turned out to be the only tool that could stop it. So we built MeridianX.⚡️ The countdown is over. meridianx.travel See you at the meridian.🚀 #MeridianX #Web3 #LaunchDay #PayFi

Tokenization’s next chapter is about what assets can do once they’re onchain. Bloomberg reports that BlackRock sees an opportunity to extend tokenized funds’ use as collateral into traditional finance. → Transfer holdings without first redeeming for cash → Keep capital invested while supporting transactions → Connect onchain assets with existing financial workflows Bank acceptance, infrastructure and regulatory clarity remain essential. At MeridianX, we see the same priority in aviation finance: connecting onchain capital to real commercial activity.

A fresh look for a familiar presence in skies around the world. Emirates’ updated livery feels right at home on the A350—a thoughtful evolution of an unmistakable identity. At MeridianX, our perspective on aviation is shaped by the supply chains behind these journeys, spanning markets, connecting businesses, and bringing the world’s airlines within reach. A global industry, connected behind the scenes.

Airbus is weighing its next steps for the A350 as demand grows. According to Reuters: → A decision on expanding production capacity is expected sooner rather than later. → The existing assembly line is designed for 12–13 aircraft per month; going higher would require a new line and industrial system. → Airbus sees clear demand for a stretched A350, widely dubbed the A350-2000, which remains under study. No launch or delivery date for the larger variant was announced. At MeridianX, we’re following what this means for aviation commerce. reuters.com/business/aerospa…

Stablecoins are becoming part of the operating infrastructure for global commerce. @Mastercard × @BVNKFinance brings on-chain money closer to everyday business payments. For aviation, the opportunity is tangible: → Faster cross-border supplier settlement → Less working capital tied up in payment delays → Better connectivity between on-chain liquidity and local payouts At MeridianX, we’re building toward that future: connecting real aviation trade flows with stablecoin settlement. Global aviation moves around the clock. Its capital should too.

Excited to join tonight's X Space hosted by @TheJoinCare! 🎙️ Our core contributor @Harry_tyz will be joining the conversation on Open Data, AI Drug Discovery, and the evolving role of DeSci. Looking forward to exchanging ideas on how open collaboration and decentralized infrastructure can accelerate real-world innovation. 🕐 13:00 UTC | See you there!

30 years of connecting Australia to the world. 🇦🇺✈️ A remarkable milestone by Emirates — and a reminder of how global aviation continues to bring people, destinations, and economies closer together. Behind every journey lies a vast network of airlines, suppliers, payments, and cross-border financial flows. As aviation connectivity advances, its financial infrastructure must evolve alongside it. At MeridianX, we're building toward that next chapter — where stablecoin-powered settlement enables faster, more efficient, and more transparent capital flows across global aviation commerce. Connecting the world takes aviation. Powering those connections takes better infrastructure. 🌍

Stablecoins are moving beyond crypto. They're entering the infrastructure of global commerce. @circle's latest collaboration with SAP-backed Tereina aims to integrate USDC and EURC into enterprise payment workflows, starting with an SAP ecosystem supporting 84% of global commerce. This signals a broader shift: → From crypto-native transfers to enterprise payments. → From fragmented settlement to programmable financial flows. → From isolated blockchain adoption to real-world business integration. At MeridianX, we believe the aviation industry represents a compelling frontier for this transformation. Global aviation commerce depends on high-frequency transactions, cross-border capital flows, and efficient settlement across complex supply chains. Our focus is to connect stablecoin infrastructure with real aviation cash flows, enabling faster, more transparent, and capital-efficient settlement. The future of stablecoins isn't just about moving digital dollars. It's about moving global commerce forward.

Aviation connects people, families, and possibilities across borders. Safety is the foundation that makes every one of those connections possible. Behind every flight are passengers with places to be, loved ones waiting for their arrival, and crews dedicated to bringing them safely to their destination. Every life on board deserves protection. At MeridianX, we believe everyone shaping the future of aviation shares a responsibility to put people first. Protecting passengers and crew must remain a common priority across our industry. As aviation moves forward, the safety of those who depend on it must remain at the heart of every decision. Every flight. Every person. Safety first.

Our hearts are with the bereaved families and everyone affected by the attacks on Riyadh’s King Khalid International Airport. MeridianX joins IATA in condemning attacks on civil aviation. Every passenger and aviation worker deserves safety and protection.

New week. Same mission. Global aviation moves around the clock. Its capital should too. MeridianX is building an onchain clearing layer for aviation finance—connecting stablecoin settlement with real supply chain cash flows. Built for the business behind every flight.

Global aviation runs across time zones. Its money should move just as seamlessly. Every booking connects airlines, distributors, and suppliers—with payments crossing borders, currencies, and banking hours. MeridianX is building an onchain clearing layer for aviation commerce, using stablecoins to streamline settlement and make real business cash flows more transparent. Global commerce. Onchain settlement.

Stablecoin adoption is measured by what it enables. @circle reported a $14.7B annualized transaction volume for Circle Payments Network at the end of Q2 2026—up 76% QoQ, based on the trailing 30 days. For aviation, the opportunity is concrete: → Pay suppliers across borders. → Shorten settlement cycles. → Put capital back to work sooner. At MeridianX, we’re building the onchain clearing layer to connect stablecoin payments with real aviation commerce. Real trade. Real settlement. Capital in motion.

MeridianX is on the ground at TOKEN2049 Singapore. 🇸🇬 We look forward to connecting with fellow Web3 builders shaping the next chapter of onchain infrastructure—from stablecoin settlement to real-world commerce. Let’s meet, exchange ideas, and build what comes next.

The next era of aviation requires financial infrastructure that keeps pace with digital commerce. IATA’s WFS/WPS in Macao on October 28–29 will bring AI, modern airline retailing and payment innovation into focus—with payment costs and financial processes firmly on the agenda. For MeridianX, the priority is clear: connect real aviation commerce with stablecoin settlement to reduce cross-border friction and improve cash-flow visibility across the supply chain. As airline retail evolves, the movement of money must evolve with it.

Aviation has a $22B+ payments bill. A 2024 estimate by IATA and Edgar, Dunn & Company put airline payment volume at ~$977B—and the cost of processing it at $22.2B. Moving money is a material operating cost. MeridianX is building an onchain clearing layer for aviation supply chains, with USDC settlement designed for T+0/T+1 cycles. → Settle cross-border ticketing flows faster → Track settlement onchain → Free up cash for the next booking cycle This is where stablecoins meet real aviation demand.

Air cargo demand rose 4.4% in August, while capacity fell 0.1%, according to IATA. More trade moving through constrained capacity puts the spotlight on efficiency—including how payments settle. MeridianX is building a stablecoin settlement layer for global aviation, helping cross-border payments clear faster and capital flow back into real commerce. Global trade. On-chain settlement.

→ $300B+ in stablecoin supply. → $401B+ in estimated payments across Jan–Aug 2026. → B2B settlement is the largest payment segment. The next chapter is putting onchain dollars to work. MeridianX is building the clearing layer connecting stablecoins to global aviation commerce. Real trade. Onchain settlement.