The EU's Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) framework has licensed 35 tokens but excluded major stablecoin issuers like Tether, restricting EU users' access to top global stablecoins. Circle's EU Strategy head, Patrick Hansen, warns this leaves many users unprotected or cut off from major stablecoins, despite local issuers gaining momentum. The EU has opened a public consultation until September 30 to review MiCA and potentially ease rules for foreign issuers, aiming to make the framework more competitive and globally aligned.
South Korea's largest crypto exchange, Upbit, saw its weekly trading volume fall 20.8% to about $4.9 billion for the week ending November 8, 2026, continuing a recent trend of declining activity. Despite the slowdown, XRP maintained the top spot in t...
Senator Richard Blumenthal has demanded Binance, Tether, World Liberty Financial, and Fight Fight Fight LLC submit documents by January 4, 2027, related to alleged illicit crypto activities. The Trump-linked firms must start producing documents by No...
On November 5, Binance transferred 200 million USDT to an unknown wallet, marking a significant outbound movement. This transaction does not provide net flow data, meaning it doesn't show whether Binance received more USDT than it sent during the per...
In the latest 24-hour period ending November 6, 2026, major cryptocurrencies BTC, ETH, and SOL experienced net outflows, with BTC seeing the largest at $259.58 million. Conversely, stablecoins USDC and USDT led net inflows, with USDC attracting $302....
The stablecoin market capitalization fell by 1.61% over the past week, reaching $294.62 billion, remaining below the $300 billion mark. Plasma led the growth among blockchain chains with a 10.73% increase, while PayPal USD saw a significant contracti...
