How Investors Are Reacting To Xiaomi (SEHK:1810) Embedding Stablecoin Payments And Crypto Wallets In New Phones

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  • In December 2025, Sei announced a major initiative with Xiaomi to pre-install a next-generation crypto wallet and discovery app on all new Xiaomi smartphones sold outside mainland China and the US, and to enable stablecoin payments for Xiaomi products across its global retail and digital ecosystem.
  • This collaboration could act as a large-scale on-ramp to web3 for millions of users in regions where Xiaomi dominates smartphone share, such as Greece and India, while embedding blockchain payments directly into everyday device and retail experiences.
  • We will now examine how Xiaomi’s planned integration of stablecoin payments and embedded crypto wallets may influence its broader investment narrative.

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Xiaomi Investment Narrative Recap

To own Xiaomi, you generally need to believe its large smartphone base can keep feeding a broader hardware plus services ecosystem, even as global handset growth slows and competition stays intense. The Sei partnership could support this ecosystem angle by deepening user engagement outside China, but near term, the main catalyst remains execution on profitable growth across smartphones, AIoT and EVs, while the biggest risk is margin pressure from price competition and elevated R&D and investment needs.

Among recent announcements, Xiaomi’s strong Q3 2025 results, with sales of CNY 113,120.73m and net income of CNY 12,270.87m, are most relevant in framing this news. They show the company entering the Sei rollout from a position of solid recent profitability, but with earnings quality flattered by one off gains and with consensus still expecting only mid‑teens profit growth, which makes future ecosystem monetization and disciplined cost control particularly important catalysts to watch.

Yet behind the excitement around embedded crypto payments, investors should be aware of the risk that intense smartphone and EV competition could still pressure margins and...

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Xiaomi's narrative projects CN¥765.2 billion in revenue and CN¥69.6 billion in earnings by 2028.

Uncover how Xiaomi's forecasts yield a HK$58.00 fair value, a 35% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

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Sixteen fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly HK$31.49 to HK$80.26, highlighting very different views on Xiaomi’s prospects. When you set this against margin risks from price competition and rising R&D, it underlines why many market participants are weighing both upside from ecosystem expansion and the possibility of more volatile earnings ahead.

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