Foreign Companies Could Fill the Void Crypto’s go-to banks collapsed last week, and it left U.S.-based players in the embattled industry with few remaining...

Following the second-largest bank collapse in American history on Friday, market participants are worried about which firms might be caught up in the...

Inkundla yokubhanga edijithali i-HMBradley yakha ubudlelwano besu nomnikezeli wobuchwepheshe basebhange uMshini Wokucabanga. I-HMBradley izosebenzisa isisombululo seVault Core yoMshini Wokucabanga ukuze...

Umbuthano, inkampani enesibopho sokukhipha i-USD Coin (USDC), yenze esidlangalaleni umbiko oqinisekiswe i-accountant ku...

USD Coin (USDC) issuer Circle has released an accountant-verified report of its treasury reserve holdings backing more than $44.5 billion worth of tokens currently...

Circle held $43.4 billion in USDC reserves to back 43.23 billion USDC in circulation as of Nov. 30, 2022. Of these...

Okuthathwayo Okubalulekile Njengoba i-crypto ikhula, abalawuli sebenentshisekelo enkulu yokuqapha indawo. Ama-ejensi amaningana ase-US, okuhlanganisa i-SEC, i-CFTC, ne-OCC,...

The FDIC-insured banks want to “unlock the financial opportunities” of blockchain technology.

A group of U.S.-based banks is launching their own stablecoin, USDF. The stablecoin will be issued by the USDF Consortium, which will allow its members (financial and banking institutions) to issue USDF. The proposed stablecoin will be the first currency of its kind to be minted by FDIC-insured institutions and compliant with the recommendations on […]