With the passing of the GENIUS Act, stablecoins are no longer a regulatory grey area—but usability challenges still remain.

Despite the growing popularity of stablecoins, VISA and Mastercard downplayed any competitive risk during recent earnings calls.

With gas-free USDT transfers, deep exchange integrations and over $600B in monthly stablecoin volume, the blockchain powers ...

Asia’s regulators are moving fast because Donald Trump, now sitting in the White House, just made US dollar-backed ...

Asian markets are hurriedly updating their stablecoin rules as President Donald Trump’s embrace of US dollar-pegged ...

The special administrative region of China has taken steps in recent years to strengthen its position in the industry en ...

The card payment titans have long shrugged off political pressure or potential rivals, the $95 bln in fees they collect and ...

The first batch of Hong Kong stablecoin issuer licences is expected to be granted early next year, the Hong Kong Monetary ...

Visa has grown its stablecoin settlement infrastructure to support three new tokens and two extra blockchains in its latest ...

Circle is a pure play on stablecoin infrastructure, benefiting from regulatory clarity and institutional trust. Read why CRCL ...

Even with new regulations, stablecoins remain vulnerable to losing their peg, or worse, triggering a “bank run” in the crypto ...

As the latest Motley Fool stablecoin research points out, just a handful of top stablecoins account for 95% of the market cap ...