OKX Uses USDG Incentive to Target Cross-Border Payment Dominance

OKX Pay supports USDG and has launched an exclusive interest rate promotion.

In a move to enhance its digital asset offerings, OKX has integrated the USDG stablecoin into its payment platform, allowing users to transact in the token while benefiting from a limited-time interest rate incentive. The promotion, which underscores the exchange's focus on expanding its fiat-pegged crypto options, aligns with broader market trends of institutional adoption and regulatory clarity in stablecoin usage. While the specific terms of the promotion were not disclosed, the initiative reflects OKX's strategy to position itself as a leader in cross-border payments and yield-generating assets.

Meanwhile, Axogen Inc. (NASDAQ:AXGN) has returned to profitability, posting a net income of US$0.71 million in Q3 2025 and raising its full-year revenue guidance to at least 19% growth, according to Simply Wall St. The medical device company reported sales of US$60.08 million for the quarter, with gross margins stabilizing at 73-75%. This turnaround follows a net loss in the prior year and highlights Axogen's progress in scaling its nerve repair products. However, risks remain around regulatory timelines for its Avance Nerve Graft, which could delay long-term growth projections. Analysts note that the updated guidance, coupled with a forecast of US$222.8 million in 2025 revenue, provides a clearer path for investors but hinges on consistent operational execution.

OneSpan (NASDAQ:OSPN) also revealed mixed results in its Q3 2025 earnings call, with revenue growth flat at 1% year-over-year but software revenue surging to 80% of total sales, according to its Q3 2025 earnings transcript. The cybersecurity firm revised its full-year revenue guidance downward to US$239 million–$241 million, citing hardware declines and slower security expansion in Europe. Despite these challenges, the company returned over US$20 million to shareholders through buybacks and dividends in the first nine months of 2025. Strategic acquisitions, including the Knock Knock deal, added new customers and expanded its FIDO2 authentication capabilities. Management emphasized its focus on software-driven growth and mobile threat intelligence through a 15% stake in ThreatFabric.

ATCO Ltd. (TSX:ACO.X) faces scrutiny over its debt levels and earnings trends, with analysts forecasting 4.7% annual revenue growth and 7.2% EPS growth. Recent updates highlight a CA$0.50 quarterly dividend and insider stock transactions, including a CA$2.4 million purchase by the CEO. However, the company's return on equity remains a concern, and its reliance on debt has drawn attention from investors. ATCO's expansion into modular housing and international energy projects aims to diversify revenue streams, but near-term challenges include declining hardware demand in Europe and APAC.

Saia, Inc. (NASDAQ:SAIA) grappled with margin pressures in Q3 2025, as higher insurance costs and depreciation from capital investments pushed its operating ratio to 87.6, according to its Q3 2025 earnings transcript. The logistics firm anticipates further margin declines in Q4 due to below-seasonal October volumes and a planned 3% wage hike. Leadership cited AI-driven network optimization as a key strategy to offset costs, with CFO Batteh noting a 0.7% sequential reduction in adjusted cost per shipment. The company's focus on short-haul lanes and terminal maturation could mitigate some of these pressures in the coming quarters.