Nium has joined the Circle Payments Network to integrate USDC stablecoin settlement with traditional fiat payouts across more than 190 countries. This partnership connects blockchain-based USDC transfers directly with local banking systems, credit cards, and digital wallets, simplifying global cross-border payments for institutions. The collaboration reduces the need for multiple local payout providers and heavy prefunding by combining Circle's regulated digital dollar settlement with Nium's real-time currency conversion and payout infrastructure. This integration supports the growing use of USDC in corporate and institutional cross-border transactions, with Circle's network processing $8.3 billion in annualized volume as of March 2026.
Zealthy has broadened its insurance coordination program to assist patients prescribed GLP-1 weight-loss medications like Wegovy and Ozempic. The expanded service helps with insurance verification, prior authorizations, and coverage communications, a...
Markets are rallying as investors anticipate potential Federal Reserve rate cuts later in 2026, boosting equities, cryptocurrencies, and other risk assets. QuantRate has introduced a free AI-powered quant trading bot to help retail investors access a...
Andreessen Horowitz's crypto arm withdrew 25,560 ETH worth $43 million from Binance, continuing a trend of institutional investors moving assets off centralized exchanges for self-custody. This shift is driven by risk management concerns following th...
SharpLink, a Nasdaq-listed company, earned 509 ETH from staking rewards in the week ending June 22, 2026, bringing its total Ethereum holdings to 876,285 ETH worth over $3 billion. Since launching its Ethereum treasury strategy in June 2025, SharpLin...
XRP withdrawal transactions on Binance have exceeded deposits for seven consecutive days, reaching the highest withdrawal share since June 2024 at 53.8%. This shift comes as XRP trades near recent lows around $1.10, signaling a change in exchange beh...
