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Moody's Gives Sky Protocol a B3 Rating—a Stablecoin First
Moody's just handed Sky Protocol a B3 issuer rating with a stable outlook, marking its first official credit score for a stablecoin platform.
US Seizes $84M in Capstone Accounts, Raising Questions for Tether
Court records show US authorities seized $84 million from Capstone accounts, leaving Tether silent on whether the funds back USDT reserves.
Washington Needs Tether's $114 Billion Treasury Habit
Tether went from paying regulatory fines to swallowing $114 billion in US debt, turning USDT into a stealth tool for American power.
Fed Rule Could Force 48-Hour Stablecoin Liquidation Run
New Federal Reserve rules give underbacked stablecoin issuers just 24 hours to file a recovery plan before facing rapid liquidation.
Galaxy Directs $100M Into Sky’s sUSDS Stablecoin Treasury
Galaxy integrated Sky's savings token into its own treasury while adding it as accepted collateral for institutional borrowers.
Circle Launches Bitcoin-Backed USDC Loans via Morpho
Circle now lets users borrow USDC against Bitcoin while shifting liquidation risk to Morpho Protocol.
Circle Launches Arc Mainnet to Drive USDC Utility
Circle's new Arc network lets you cover payments and transaction fees using a single USDC balance.
Coinbase Powers Stablecoin Rails for Community Banks
Local banks get a turnkey bridge to stablecoins without losing their front-end interfaces. The catch? Key commercial terms stay hidden.
Dollar Stablecoins Drag Down Local Currencies, Study Shows
Bank of Korea research reveals how market makers balancing Binance pairs spark local currency depreciation.
Fed Research Warns Stablecoins Double-Count Dollars in Money Supply
Federal Reserve staff research reveals stablecoins could cause the exact same dollar to be counted twice in official M1 and M2 liquidity metrics.
Dunamu and Visa Partner on Stablecoins and AI Tech
South Korean crypto giant Dunamu is joining forces with Visa to test out stablecoin integration and AI tools.
Washington Turns to Stablecoins as Foreign Buyers Dump US Debt
Foreign investors dumped $29 billion in US T-bills back in June, forcing Washington to count on stablecoin issuers to absorb national debt.