Stablecoin Supply Hits Record $315 Billion Amid Ether Price Pressure
The stablecoin market reached a new high in total capitalization, surpassing $315 billion, while Ether faces downward pressure amid ETF outflows and market risk aversion.
The stablecoin market reached a new high in total capitalization, surpassing $315 billion, while Ether faces downward pressure amid ETF outflows and market risk aversion.
Florida has signed three laws regulating stablecoins, allowing limited kiosk use with new safeguards and licensing requirements starting this fall.
Ripple has teamed up with SBI VC Trade to release RLUSD, a JFSA-regulated stablecoin in Japan, initially available on Ethereum with capped transaction limits.
NPCI forecasts artificial intelligence will enhance fraud prevention and credit distribution, driving expansion as UPI seeks new user growth and viable business models.
Meta is reportedly creating “Arena,” a prediction market app that uses a virtual points system instead of real money, aiming to revive user engagement amid skepticism.
Yuma introduces a diversified fund for institutional investors to gain exposure to Bittensor’s TAO token and AI subnets, simplifying access to decentralized AI networks.
XRP price climbed above $1 amid renewed investor confidence after regulatory advances in Europe, while Ripple’s CEO challenged Bitcoin’s accumulation model as unsustainable.
Morgan Stanley’s Bitcoin holdings have grown past 4,700 BTC, reflecting increased institutional commitment and signaling widening acceptance of digital assets among traditional finance firms.
Tether’s USDT briefly overtook Ethereum in market capitalization during a recent crypto market downturn, reflecting increased investor caution and stablecoin demand.
Toss partners with Poseidon to enable millions of users to contribute real-world data for AI training, receiving payments through a secure, transparent system.
The Federal Reserve increasingly views stablecoins as integral to dollar policy, exploring their role in global dollar flows, payment systems, and financial stability.
Bitcoin’s fall below $60,000 wiped out $1 billion in leveraged crypto positions as markets shift to price in a Federal Reserve rate hike by October.