Bitso and Circle work on crypto payments between Mexico and US
Bitso is also known as the core crypto service provider for El Salvador’s official Bitcoin wallet, launched in September.
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Circle to invest in Japanese yen stablecoin as part of expansion to Asia
Circle's Asia plans include a regional headquarters in Singapore, a new venture arm and investment in Japanese yen stablecoin efforts.
USDC issuer Circle supports proposal to regulate stablecoin issuers as banks
"There's a real recognition that as these payment stablecoins grow, they could grow at internet scale relatively quickly," Circle CEO said.
Two firms account for the majority of Tether received: Report
A new study by Protos claims that Tether flow is dominated by just two firms, Alameda Research and Cumberland.
Retail-focused Singaporean CBDC to hedge against privately issued stablecoins
The retail CBDC will be developed in partnership with private entities, which “would be the digital equivalent of today’s notes and coins.”
Stablecoin Valuations Continue to Swell, MIM and MUSD Market Caps Increase by Triple-Digits in 30 Days
In mid-October, the market capitalization of all the stablecoins in existence was $134 billion and during the last three weeks, the valuation has increased by 5.59% to $141.5 billion. While…
3 reasons why DeFi users are bullish on Abracadabra, Magic Internet Money and SPELL
Investors have embraced Abracadabra Money’s truly decentralized approach to DeFi and the option to draw stablecoin loans off a growing list of assets appears to be backing SPELL’s rally to…
Acting CoC Hsu: More crypto regulation is needed
The regulator singled out Binance and Tether as allegedly risky players in the blockchain space.
US Treasury report says stablecoin legislation is ‘urgently needed’ to address risks
The group said stablecoin issuers should be held to the same standards as insured depository institutions including state and federally chartered banks.
Law Decoded: Sketching the boundaries of regulatory mandates, Oct. 25 – Nov. 1
U.S. financial regulators are close to working out the limits of their authority over at least one class of digital assets.
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