Tether has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Nairobi Securities Exchange (NSE) to explore the development of blockchain-based market infrastructure and the tokenization of securities in Africa. The partnership aims to enhance digital asset education, enable fractional ownership through Tether’s Hadron platform, and potentially integrate the USDT stablecoin for settlements where legally allowed. This move supports NSE’s ongoing digital transformation efforts, including past initiatives like the Innovation Lab and joining the Hedera Governing Council. Regulatory clarity in Kenya remains uncertain, so specific timelines and financial commitments are not yet defined.
Flare Networks CEO Hugo Philion announced plans to extend the FAssets system, currently supporting XRP, to Bitcoin through a wrapped FBTC token. This move aims to attract institutional investors by using confidential computing technology to keep larg...
In Q2 2026, TRON's TRX token gained 3%, while Bitcoin fell 4%, driven by TRON's strong stablecoin activity. TRON saw 3.5 million daily active users and processed 11.8 million daily transactions, mostly stablecoin transfers. USDT supply on TRON hit a ...
Tether's US-regulated stablecoin USAT launched in January 2026 and grew from $22 million in March to $140.8 million by April, marking a 540% increase in one month. Despite this rapid growth, USAT remains a small fraction of Tether's main offshore sta...
Tether Gold's XAU₮ token has received Shariah certification from Amanah Advisors, confirming its compliance with Islamic finance principles such as clear asset ownership and no interest. Each token represents one troy ounce of physical gold stored in...
Tether Gold's digital asset XAU₮ has received Shariah certification from Amanah Advisors, confirming its compliance with Islamic finance principles. Each XAU₮ token represents ownership of physical gold stored in Swiss vaults, avoiding interest, leve...
