Decta has integrated the stablecoin USDC into its internal treasury operations to settle company funds internationally via OpenPayd's regulated infrastructure. This use of USDC is limited to Decta's own funds and does not extend to customer-facing payment services, maintaining separation from consumer transactions. The move aims to enhance liquidity management and simplify cross-border transfers within Decta's operations. OpenPayd converts Decta's funds into USDC through over-the-counter services, supporting faster and more resilient financial processes without changing customer payment products.
Arthur Hayes suggests that coordinated actions by Japan and the US to strengthen the yen could increase dollar liquidity globally. This move involves Japan using its large US Treasury holdings through the Fed's FIMA repo facility, potentially raising...
Huya Inc. reported an 11% increase in total net revenues to RMB1.74 billion (US$256.3 million) in Q2 2026, driven by a 54.1% rise in game-related services, advertising, and other revenues. The company narrowed its operating loss to RMB7.0 million (US...
Verici Dx PLC has become an Olink Certified Service Provider, enabling it to offer advanced proteomics assay services from its accredited laboratory. This certification allows the company to support biomarker discovery, algorithm development, and cli...
A critical vulnerability in Ravencoin's consensus protocol was exploited starting August 7, allowing invalid blocks to be accepted from block height 4,487,776. This flaw bypassed normal mining validation, leading to potentially reversible transaction...
EPR Properties offers two convertible preferred share series: Series C and Series E. Series E provides a higher yield of about 9%, trading at a premium but with a balanced risk-reward profile, including downside protection and equity upside potential...
