With the passing of the GENIUS Act, stablecoins are no longer a regulatory grey area—but usability challenges still remain.

Despite the growing popularity of stablecoins, VISA and Mastercard downplayed any competitive risk during recent earnings calls.

In a recent note, BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) emphasized that emerging U.S. laws are reinforcing stablecoins’ position within the ...

Charles Hoskinson says crypto market could reach $10T after the CLARITY Act. Stablecoins and tech giants may lead the next ...

Asia’s regulators are moving fast because Donald Trump, now sitting in the White House, just made US dollar-backed ...

Industry experts explain why tech companies enabling real-world asset tokenization are benefiting the most from The GENIUS ...

Hong Kong is taking a decisive step forward in regulating certain types of cryptocurrencies, as it prepares to enforce the ...

Indian investors, especially high-net-worth individuals and corporates operating under the Liberalised Remittance Scheme, may ...

Revenue from its stablecoin offerings grew smartly in the second quarter for cryptocurrency platform provider Coinbase Global ...

The GENIUS Act’s foreign issuer loophole could give offshore stablecoins a competitive edge, warns former CFTC chair Timothy Massad.

Hong Kong’s new stablecoin licensing regime takes effect, tightening rules as the city vies for a global crypto edge.

Circle and FIS partner to integrate USDC stablecoin into traditional payment systems, enabling real-time, low-cost ...