OCC Stablecoin Rule Sets Two-Day Redemption Deadline
The OCC's final GENIUS Act rule sets a two-business-day stablecoin redemption limit, changes reserve liquidity and leaves third-party rewards under scrutiny.
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JPM Coin on Ethereum Tests Who Can Use Bank Money
JPMorgan has launched JPM Coin on Ethereum, but access remains restricted. Here is how JPMD differs from stablecoins and who can use tokenized bank deposits.
Solana Alpenglow Goes Live: What 150ms Finality Means
Solana’s Alpenglow upgrade replaces TowerBFT and targets 150ms finality. Here’s what changes for payments, validators, network security and onchain data.
Russia's Digital Ruble Shows Why CBDCs Aren't Stablecoins
Russia's digital ruble has passed 220,000 accounts. Its rollout reveals how central-bank money differs from stablecoins in ownership, privacy and payments.
Stablecoins Are Becoming Interest-Rate Businesses
First Digital’s $250M listing deal exposes how stablecoin issuers earn reserve income, why Fed rates matter, and why holders may receive none of the yield.
Stablecoins Are Starting to Replace Banking Hours, Not Banks
Visa and Lloyds settled live payment obligations with USDC over the weekend, showing that stablecoins may matter most as 24/7 settlement infrastructure rather than as a replacement for bank accounts.
A Lightning Bug Shows Why “Paid” Is Not the Same as Settled
A Lightning vulnerability could mark an invoice as settled after the payment was cancelled, showing why merchant software must distinguish local payment status from actual network settlement.
Self-Custody Is Starting to Look Like a Fintech Super App
World Money combines a self-custodial wallet with stablecoins, payments, investing and Mini Apps, showing how crypto wallets are evolving into complete financial interfaces.
Brazil Is Closing a Stablecoin Shortcut for Cross-Border Payments
Brazil’s October eFX rules block stablecoins from one key settlement leg, showing how regulators are moving beyond the user payment and into the infrastructure behind it.
JPYC’s 4× Spike Exposes Multichain Stablecoin Risk
JPYC briefly traded above four times its ¥1 reference value after an Upbit listing exposed how stablecoin pegs can break locally when liquidity sits on the wrong chain.
Circle’s Arc Chain Tests Whether Stablecoins Need Their Own Blockchain
Circle has launched Arc around USDC, predictable fees and institutional validators, testing whether stablecoin issuers increasingly need control over the settlement layer too.
India Is Testing Atomic Bond Settlement With CBDC
India’s Demat 2.0 pilot combines tokenized corporate bonds with digital-rupee settlement, testing whether securities and money can move together on programmable infrastructure.
A New U.S. Bank Is Being Built Around Blockchain From Day One
OpenReserve is trying to build deposits, lending, stablecoins and settlement around blockchain from the start, testing what a genuinely onchain bank could look like.
Zcash Is Fixing One of Private Crypto’s Biggest UX Problems
Zakura’s new cryptography stack cuts private Zcash transaction creation from seconds to milliseconds, attacking a usability cost privacy coins have carried for years.
Banks Are Realizing Tokenized Deposits May Not Be Enough
Banks are moving deposits onto programmable rails, but interoperability and portability may leave room for stablecoins alongside tokenized bank money.