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The Bank of England has come under fire for proposals to impose strict caps on the value of stablecoins that individuals and companies can hold.
15 September 2025
Tether has brought in former executive director of the White House Crypto Council Bo Hines to spearhead a new US-regulated, dollar-backed stablecoin.
12 September 2025
Early Warning Services (EWS), the bank-owned outfit behind P2P payments service Zelle, could soon issue its own stablecoin, according to reports.
In July 2025, the US passed the GENIUS Act, making it the first federal regulatory system for stablecoins, and laying down groundwork for stablecoin innovation in the banking and retail sectors.
Public servants in the UK are largely unfamiliar with blockchain technology and see little use for it in the current financial system, suggests a recently published survey.
11 September 2025
The founder of low-budget airline easyJet is entering the crypto sector through the launch of an easyBitcoin app.
10 September 2025
BNP Paribas and HSBC are the latest financial services giants to join the foundation behind the Canton Network blockchain platform for tokenised assets.
09 September 2025
Ripple has signed an agreement with BBVA to provide its digital asset custody technology to the Spanish bank.
Lead Bank has hit a $1.47 billion valuation after raising $70 million to serve fintech and crypto firms.
08 September 2025
Stripe and crypto investment firm Paradigm have unveiled a blockchain project for stablecoin payments.
05 September 2025
Boerse Stuttgart is rolling out Seturion, a pan-European, blockchain-based platform for the settlement of tokenized assets, within and across national borders.
04 September 2025
Digital assets operations platform Utila has closed a $22 million Series A extension round, tripling its valuation in just six months as the stablecoin boom continues.
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