Category: Stablecoins
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WFUSD Trademark Signals Wells Fargo Entry Into Stablecoin and Crypto Payments
Wells Fargo files WFUSD trademark with USPTO, signaling possible stablecoin launch and expansion into crypto payments, blockchain trading, and tokenized finance services. Wells Fargo has…
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IOG Extends Free USDC Deposits to Drive Cardano Stablecoin Adoption
IOG extends zero-fee USDC deposits to Cardano for 90 more days as USDCx adoption grows and community pushes for a full DeFi incentive program. Input…
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Sonic Labs Launches USSD Stablecoin Backed by U.S. Treasury Assets
USSD launches as Sonic’s native stablecoin, designed to support DeFi liquidity with cross-chain minting. Sonic Labs has entered the stablecoin market with the launch of…
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Crypto Payments Startup KAST Hits $600M Valuation After $80M Raise
KAST secures $80M funding as stablecoin payment platforms attract venture capital and global transaction volumes surge. Stablecoin payments firms continue to draw strong venture capital…
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Circle Settles $68M Internally Using USDC in 30 Minutes
Circle used USDC and Circle Mint to settle $68M across 8 entities in under 30 minutes, replacing fiat wires that take up to 3 days.…
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New Yield-Bearing Stablecoins Compete for DeFi Capital
Six yield-bearing stablecoins are reshaping DeFi capital strategies. Here’s what backs each one and why the yield sources matter. The stablecoin space is no longer…
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Crypto Philanthropy Breaks $100M in 2025
Crypto philanthropy hit $100M+ in 2025, a 66% YoY jump. Stablecoins led giving as Ripple’s RLUSD ranked #2, per The Giving Block’s 2026 Annual Report.…
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WLFI Governance Staking Proposal Live: 180-Day Lock Required
World Liberty Financial launches WLFI governance staking on Snapshot, requiring a 180-day lock for voting rights. Community pushback is already building fast. World Liberty Financial…
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South Korean Regulators Consider Ban on Stablecoins for Listed Company Investments
South Korean regulators may exclude stablecoins USDT and USDC from corporate crypto investment rules due to conflicts with foreign exchange laws. South Korean regulators are…
