Bank-Issued Stablecoins Can Earn DeFi Yield, But Holders Bear the Risk
Key Facts U.S. stablecoin law, passed as the GENIUS Act, restricts issuers from directly paying yield to holders. Banks exploring ...
Read moreDetailsKey Facts U.S. stablecoin law, passed as the GENIUS Act, restricts issuers from directly paying yield to holders. Banks exploring ...
Read moreDetailsKey Facts MoneyGram has launched a Visa card that draws from a USDC stablecoin balance, starting in Colombia. The card ...
Read moreDetailsTether and Fasanara Capital launched a $400 million fund to channel USDT-based capital into private credit. The fund aims to ...
Read moreDetailsTether froze about $39.3 million in USDT across 10 Tron addresses tied to Xinbi Guarantee on September 8, according to ...
Read moreDetailsVisa said its stablecoin-linked card settlement hit a $20 billion annualized run rate in September, more than 15 times higher ...
Read moreDetailsIsabel Schnabel, a member of the European Central Bank's Executive Board, told central bankers at the Jackson Hole symposium on ...
Read moreDetailsBullish is putting up a $100 million stablecoin liquidity facility for USD.AI, the on-chain lending protocol that finances AI infrastructure ...
Read moreDetailsHyperliquid began accruing revenue from its USDC reserves on August 26 under a mechanism called AQAv2, the protocol's second channel ...
Read moreDetailsRevolut launched EURR, its first euro-backed stablecoin, on August 26, 2026, starting with eligible customers in Denmark, Poland and Portugal. ...
Read moreDetailsVisa said Aug. 25 it joined the Monetary Authority of Singapore's BLOOM initiative, naming cross-border payments firm Nium as its ...
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