Nium has introduced a new program allowing businesses to fund their accounts with the USDC stablecoin and pay out in traditional fiat currency. This innovation helps companies avoid idle capital in prefunded accounts and provides a smooth conversion from stablecoins to usable funds without managing digital assets or crypto platforms. The service integrates with Nium's existing payment infrastructure, offering clients faster, more efficient cross-border payouts. This move expands Nium's digital asset strategy and is available now to eligible corporate clients without requiring new integrations.
Bitcoin futures open interest stands at $54.82 billion with a spot price of $78,425, signaling strong market activity ahead of September. While calls dominate the options market, recent trading volume favors puts, indicating traders are buying downsi...
Bitcoin wallets inactive for over a decade have moved around $40 million in cryptocurrency between August 16 and 26, 2026. These wallets, last active between 2011 and 2014, include one dormant for 15 years. While such activity often raises fears that...
The NEOS S&P 500 High Income ETF (SPYI) offers a 12% monthly distribution, but about 96-97% of these payments are classified as return of capital, not taxable income. This means investors receive a refund of their investment principal, which reduces ...
The Stellar network's tokenized real-world asset (RWA) market surged to nearly $4 billion by August 29, marking a 360% increase from $868.8 million at the end of 2025. Major issuers like Spiko, Realiz, and Tradable contributed billions, expanding ins...
XRP surged 39% since August 18, reaching $1.396 on August 29, driven mainly by derivatives activity rather than spot selling, as Binance exchange reserves remained nearly unchanged. Long liquidations hit a six-month high of $25.7 million on August 22...
