Stablecoins were initially framed as consumer facing tools designed to make crypto trading easier and faster. Over time, they became widely used for peer to peer transfers, remittances, and retail…
Stablecoin supply growth has entered a noticeably slower phase compared to earlier expansion cycles. While some observers interpret this moderation as a sign of weakening demand, a closer look suggests…
Cross-border payments have long been one of the most complex and expensive functions in global finance. Despite advances in technology, international transfers often remain slow, opaque, and costly due to…
Regulated stablecoins are increasingly discussed less as digital assets and more as components of financial infrastructure. This shift reflects a change in how institutions, regulators, and market participants understand their…
Tether has led an eight million dollar funding round into Speed, a payments company building settlement infrastructure on the Bitcoin Lightning Network, signaling a continued push to expand the practical…
Global payments group Zepz has partnered with digital asset infrastructure provider Fireblocks to expand the use of stablecoins across its remittance platforms, WorldRemit and Sendwave. The collaboration is aimed at…
Visa has launched a dedicated stablecoins advisory practice aimed at banks, fintech firms, merchants and large enterprises evaluating how digital dollar instruments fit within modern payment strategies. The initiative sits…
USDC circulating supply has expanded as global payment platforms continue activating new liquidity corridors across multiple regions. This growth reflects rising institutional and enterprise adoption of stablecoins for cross border…
