Stablecoins have seen a $12.4 billion contraction since mid-May 2026, marking the largest decline since 2022. While Tether (USDT) and Circle (USDC) remain stable, smaller stablecoins like Sky Dollar (USDS) have dropped sharply, and Global Dollar (USDG) has surged. This shift reflects a market transition from simple dollar-pegged assets to yield-bearing and utility-focused stablecoins. Institutional adoption is growing, with Hyundai completing fast international transfers and Visa predicting stablecoins will dominate micro-payments in the AI economy. The stablecoin market is evolving from a safe haven to a competitive space demanding innovation and transparency, with regulatory changes on the horizon.
Griffin Global Asset Management has delivered the first of six Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft to VietJet Group on a long-term lease. This delivery supports VietJet's fleet modernization and expansion plans, enhancing their regional and international conne...
Morgan Stanley’s E*Trade platform has added Solana (SOL) trading, expanding retail access as ETF competition intensifies with issuers lowering fees. Despite SOL’s price dropping over 35% in 2026, on-chain activity is surging, with stablecoin supply o...
Bitcoin wallets holding 1,000–10,000 BTC have accumulated about 66,700 BTC recently, marking their strongest buying since February, while mid-sized holders with 100–1,000 BTC sold around 77,800 BTC. This divergence indicates a transfer of Bitcoin sup...
XRP is trading around $1.09, with its price movement largely influenced by the anticipation of U.S. regulatory clarity, particularly the proposed CLARITY Act that could classify XRP as a commodity. This legal clarity is seen as crucial for boosting i...
Project Eleven developed a new cryptographic proof allowing Bitcoin owners with seed phrases to reclaim coins even if quantum computers crack old wallet signatures. This method works quickly and proves ownership without revealing keys, but it only ap...
