Circle, the issuer of USDC stablecoin, submitted a comment letter to the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) regarding the proposed GENIUS Act rulemaking. Circle emphasized the need to clearly distinguish payment stablecoins from tokenized deposits, arguing they serve different purposes and should not be regulated interchangeably. The company also called for a level playing field for all stablecoin issuers to prevent regulatory arbitrage and ensure consumer trust. This feedback comes as the crypto industry awaits clearer regulatory frameworks, with Circle's stock recently rising on hopes for regulatory clarity.
Ethereum's stablecoin market cap increased by $116.1 million in 24 hours, reaching about $162 billion and controlling roughly 54.5% of the global stablecoin market. This dominance far exceeds competitors like Tron and Solana, with Ethereum hosting ne...
LuLu Financial Holdings has achieved a 25-30% reduction in its cross-border settlement costs by using USDC, a digital currency, instead of traditional correspondent banking methods. This operational cost saving is significant for the global remittanc...
A group of 12 wallets deposited 36 million USDC into Hyperliquid within 24 hours, using about $24 million to buy 282,090 HYPE tokens at an average price of $81.50 each. The cluster now holds and stakes approximately 4.679 million HYPE, valued around ...
Cryptocurrency prices are fluctuating with Bitcoin trading around $78,338, slightly down by 0.40%. Ethereum and Binance Coin show small gains, while several altcoins such as XRP, ADA, and SOL experience notable declines, some exceeding 3%. These mixe...
In 2026, while the overall stablecoin market shrank, Tron’s stablecoin supply rose to a record $89.2 billion, driven mainly by USDT which makes up 98.5% of its stablecoins. Tron now holds 28.7% of the total stablecoin market and hosts $87.9 billion i...
