TRON H2 2025 Rewind In our previous report, we covered the events that shaped TRON in the first half of 2025. We looked at how TRON expanded its lineup of Super Representatives. We also covered its technical integrations to support developers and the broader ecosystem. Finally, we discussed the launch
A U.S. Federal court has sentenced Jingliang Su, a Chinese national, to 46 months in prison for laundering $36.9 million, which is connected to a crypto scam that targeted Americans. This scam is called the Pig butchering scam, which is a well-known scam in the U.S. and one of the
BitMart, a digital asset exchange platform, has announced that it will list a trading pair of USAT. Deposits are available with trading scheduled to go live soon. The development comes at a time when the US Dollar has dropped to a near 4-year low. BitMart earlier listed a trading pair
Circle’s USDC has dominated the U.S. institutional market for so many years. Now analysts say that Tether’s newly launched USAT could become the first credible domestic challenger to USDC. What is USDC USAT is a dollar-backed stablecoin created for use inside the United States. USAT is designed to meet the
Japan’s financial regulator, the Financial Services Agency (FSA), has opened public consultation on the new rules that will decide which bond Stablecoin issuers can be used as reserves. The consultation is open until Feb 27, 2026, and the final rules will apply to all regulated yen-backed stablecoins issued in Japan.
Bitwise, a well-known crypto investment firm, officially enters the DeFi by launching its first on-chain vault, and the product went live on January 26. The product runs on the Morpho protocol, which allows users to earn yield directly on the blockchain. The Vault is non-custodial, and Bitwise acts as a
The association of 10 European banks has made a firm known as Qivalis to roll out a euro-pegged stablecoin, as per an announcement from the group. This step focuses on offering an alternative to U.S. dollar-denominated digital payment systems. The participating banks comprise BNP Paribas, ING, UniCredit, Banca Sella, KBC,
The American Bankers Association (ABA), a leading financial body in the United States, says that yield-paying stablecoins are a major concern in 2026. As the group says, stablecoins giving interest could take away funds from traditional banks and destabilize the financial system, prompting a debate between banks and the crypto
The traditional banks in the U.S. are pushing the lawmakers to change the crypto rules that would limit the stablecoins and financial data sharing. This push was led by the American Bankers Association (ABA), which is the major group of U.S. banks. Why Banks Want Stablecoin Yields Banned ABA’s are
The President of Ripple, Monica Long, has mentioned in a new thread on X that stablecoins will be the base of global settlement, not an alternative rail, mounting fiat-pegged tokens as the pillar of cross-border money movement instead of just a side experiment. She highlighted Visa, Stripe and other prominent
