#Stablecoins

Brazil's central bank has barred fintechs from using stablecoins to settle cross-border payments—targeting the infrastructure, not the asset. What this means for the $7B monthly crypto flow and global regulatory trends.

A consortium of 12 major European banks is launching a MiCA-regulated euro stablecoin called Qivalis. With 99.8% of onchain transactions in dollars, Europe is racing to reclaim digital financial sovereignty before it's too late.

Mastercard's $1.8B acquisition of stablecoin infrastructure firm BVNK—the largest deal of its kind—signals a fundamental shift in how global payments will be settled. Here's what it means for your money.

Solana Foundation reports 15 million on-chain payments by AI agents, positioning the network as infrastructure for a machine-driven internet economy. What happens when AI holds the wallet?

Mastercard's $1.8B acquisition of BVNK signals that stablecoins are no longer a crypto experiment — they're becoming the backbone of global payments. Here's what it means for your money, your industry, and the future of finance.

Bernstein analysts set a $190 price target on Circle (CRCL), arguing stablecoins are decoupling from crypto cycles and AI-driven micropayments could unlock a new growth frontier.

Global insurance broker Aon completed a stablecoin payment pilot with Coinbase and Paxos, using USDC and PYUSD. Here's what it means for corporate finance and the $300B stablecoin market.

Latin America's crypto transaction volume hit $730 billion in 2025, growing 3x faster than the US. The real story? Stablecoins replacing broken financial infrastructure.

Ripple expands beyond money movement into full-stack stablecoin infrastructure, processing $100B volume as enterprise adoption accelerates globally

Iran strikes trigger oil surge, fade rate cut hopes, sending Circle shares up 20%. How geopolitical risk now directly impacts stablecoin issuer revenues through an unexpected financial mechanism.

German firm AllUnity launches CHF-pegged stablecoin CHFAU as major banks favor Swiss franc over yen as safe haven. Non-dollar stablecoin demand surges in $310B market dominated 95% by USD tokens

Standard Chartered predicts stablecoins will generate $1 trillion in T-bill demand by 2028, potentially forcing Treasury to halt 30-year auctions and reshape debt issuance strategy.