Ripple is entering the stablecoin arena with RLUSD, a new digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar. The company is setting its sights on transforming the colossal global remittance market, promising a faster, cheaper, and more inclusive alternative to traditional money transfer services. The High Cost of Sending Money Home
Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, argues that stablecoins are becoming a critical liquidity pipeline for U.S. Treasury debt markets while creating favorable conditions for Bitcoin. As the Treasury faces unprecedented bond issuance—over $5 trillion this year—traditional buyers like the Federal Reserve are constrained by inflation concerns. Hayes identifies bank-issued stablecoins
In the ever-evolving world of digital finance, stablecoins have often been touted as a bridge between traditional money and the crypto ecosystem. However, recent comments from renowned economist Peter Schiff have reignited the debate over their true impact on the U.S. dollar’s global standing. Schiff’s Take: Stablecoins Are No Shield
The US Senate has taken a major step toward shaping the future of digital payments by passing the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act. Approved by a 51-23 vote on June 17, this landmark bill now heads to the House of Representatives, signaling a pivotal moment
The U.S. Senate is on the brink of passing the GENIUS Act, a landmark bill that would introduce the first comprehensive federal rules for stablecoins in the United States. With a decisive 68-30 procedural vote, the Senate has set the stage for a final decision as early as Monday, signaling
South Korea is making headlines in the crypto world with a bold move to legalize stablecoins, positioning itself as a leader in digital asset regulation. The country’s ruling Democratic Party, under President Lee Jae-myung, has introduced the Digital Asset Basic Act—a comprehensive bill designed to allow domestic companies to issue
As the crypto world looks ahead to 2025, all eyes are on stablecoin regulation as a key driver for the next big Bitcoin rally. With new U.S. legislation on the horizon, industry experts believe that clear rules for stablecoins could push Bitcoin to new all-time highs and reshape the digital
The world of payments is on the verge of a major shift as some of the biggest names in tech—Apple, X (formerly Twitter), Airbnb, and Google—are actively exploring how to integrate stablecoins into their platforms. This move signals a new era where digital dollars could soon power everything from vacation
In May 2025, the stablecoin market reached a new high, with total supply climbing to $244 billion—a nearly 3% increase in just one month. This growth signals a shift in how people and businesses are using digital dollars, as stablecoins become a preferred tool for fast, low-cost payments and value
Ripple is entering the stablecoin arena with RLUSD, a new digital currency pegged to the U.S. dollar. The company is setting its sights on transforming the colossal global remittance market, promising a faster, cheaper, and more inclusive alternative to traditional money transfer services. The High Cost of Sending Money Home
Arthur Hayes, former BitMEX CEO, argues that stablecoins are becoming a critical liquidity pipeline for U.S. Treasury debt markets while creating favorable conditions for Bitcoin. As the Treasury faces unprecedented bond issuance—over $5 trillion this year—traditional buyers like the Federal Reserve are constrained by inflation concerns. Hayes identifies bank-issued stablecoins
In the ever-evolving world of digital finance, stablecoins have often been touted as a bridge between traditional money and the crypto ecosystem. However, recent comments from renowned economist Peter Schiff have reignited the debate over their true impact on the U.S. dollar’s global standing. Schiff’s Take: Stablecoins Are No Shield
The US Senate has taken a major step toward shaping the future of digital payments by passing the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for US Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act. Approved by a 51-23 vote on June 17, this landmark bill now heads to the House of Representatives, signaling a pivotal moment
The U.S. Senate is on the brink of passing the GENIUS Act, a landmark bill that would introduce the first comprehensive federal rules for stablecoins in the United States. With a decisive 68-30 procedural vote, the Senate has set the stage for a final decision as early as Monday, signaling
South Korea is making headlines in the crypto world with a bold move to legalize stablecoins, positioning itself as a leader in digital asset regulation. The country’s ruling Democratic Party, under President Lee Jae-myung, has introduced the Digital Asset Basic Act—a comprehensive bill designed to allow domestic companies to issue
As the crypto world looks ahead to 2025, all eyes are on stablecoin regulation as a key driver for the next big Bitcoin rally. With new U.S. legislation on the horizon, industry experts believe that clear rules for stablecoins could push Bitcoin to new all-time highs and reshape the digital
The world of payments is on the verge of a major shift as some of the biggest names in tech—Apple, X (formerly Twitter), Airbnb, and Google—are actively exploring how to integrate stablecoins into their platforms. This move signals a new era where digital dollars could soon power everything from vacation
In May 2025, the stablecoin market reached a new high, with total supply climbing to $244 billion—a nearly 3% increase in just one month. This growth signals a shift in how people and businesses are using digital dollars, as stablecoins become a preferred tool for fast, low-cost payments and value
