Bernardo Bilotta, CEO of Stables, highlights that Asia accounts for 50% of global stablecoin flows, primarily driven by migrant workers seeking dollar stability via USDT. Despite this demand, Asian banks remain cautious due to regulatory uncertainty and the risk of losing correspondent banking relationships with Western banks. Bilotta sees local stablecoins emerging as last-mile settlement tools, supported by partnerships like Stables and eStable, which integrate local currency issuance with USDT backing. The future growth of stablecoins in Asia depends on balancing regulatory compliance with evolving market needs.
Bill C-22 in Canada faces criticism from tech leaders and experts like Yanik Guillemette, who warn it threatens the digital economy by undermining data privacy and encryption. Major companies including Meta, Apple, and Signal express concerns that th...
Canada's proposed Bill C-22 faces strong opposition from global tech leaders and privacy advocates who warn it threatens the country's digital economy by undermining data privacy and encryption. Key companies like Meta, Apple, and Signal argue the la...
Golden Heaven Group Holdings Ltd. and several defendants have agreed to a $1.7 million settlement in a class action lawsuit related to the company's 2023 IPO and subsequent stock purchases. The settlement, approved by the New York Supreme Court, cove...
Taseko Mines Limited announced a proposal to change its name to Trekor Metals Limited at its upcoming Annual General Meeting on June 24, 2026. The name change aims to reflect the company's expanded asset base and growth in North America’s copper sect...
Kaltura has won the Best Event AI Technology award at Eventex 2026 for the fourth consecutive year, highlighting its leadership in AI-driven event solutions. This year, Kaltura's new Agentic Avatars, which provide real-time, personalized conversation...
