Sui Partners With Bridge to Launch Native Stablecoin USDsui
Sui has launched USDsui, a native stablecoin built on Bridge’s Open Issuance platform to serve as a foundational asset for
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Standard Chartered and DCS Launch DeCard, Singapore’s First Stablecoin Credit Card
Key Takeaways: Standard Chartered and DCS Card Centre have introduced DeCard, a credit card on the stablecoin platform that is
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Coinbase cancels $2B acquisition of stablecoin startup BVNK
Key Takeaways Coinbase has dropped its plan to buy BVNK, a stablecoin infrastructure startup, for $2 billion. The acquisition was
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Standard Chartered to Power Stablecoin Card for Real-World Crypto Payments
Standard Chartered has partnered with DCS (DCS Card Centre) to launch Decard, a new credit card that lets users spend
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Exodus Wallet Acquires Uruguay’s Grateful to Boost Latin America Stablecoin Payments
Exodus acquires Uruguay-based Grateful to expand stablecoin merchant services and faster, lower-cost payouts. Exodus Movement, Inc. (NYSE American: EXOD) announces
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BoE suggests limiting stablecoin holdings to £20,000 per head
Key Takeaways The Bank of England has proposed limiting individual stablecoin holdings to £20,000 per person. These holding limits are
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Report: Saudi Arabia’s Stablecoin Initiative Wins Industry Confidence
Saudi Arabia’s government is preparing to introduce stablecoins under national regulation, drawing praise from global crypto exchanges that see the
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Pakistan considers rupee-backed stablecoin to boost financial access
Key Takeaways Pakistan may launch a rupee-backed stablecoin to enhance financial access and modernize payments. The initiative is considered alongside
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Stablecoin Shake-Up: $1.9B Drop Hits Market as XUSD and USDX Break Peg
The stablecoin sector finally hit a speed bump this week, trimming $1.925 billion from its market cap after a long
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Canada Quietly Funds New Stablecoin Legislation in New Federal Budget
The budget introduces a massive deficit and still requires a vote of confidence from Parliament; otherwise, another federal election will
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