Visa CEO Ryan McInerney clarified that Visa's Open USD stablecoin is not positioned as a direct competitor to Tether's USDT or Circle's USDC. Instead, Visa maintains a neutral, multi-coin, and multi-chain approach to support the broader stablecoin ecosystem. Visa joined the Open Standard consortium to promote Open USD as a payments-focused digital dollar with a shared-incentive model designed to encourage adoption. The company also launched the Visa Stablecoin Platform to facilitate stablecoin minting, movement, and conversions, emphasizing infrastructure support rather than backing a single token in the growing stablecoin market.
Chainlink has launched Time-Weighted Average Price (TWAP) feeds on its mainnet, offering developers more reliable pricing data that is harder to manipulate compared to single-snapshot feeds. The TWAP feeds come in 30-second and 60-second variants and...
Hyperliquid's token (HYPE) has dropped nearly 20% in 30 days, with whales unstaking and selling on centralized exchanges. A key price level at $52.38 could trigger a wave of forced liquidations, increasing short-term sell pressure. Despite this, the ...
BlueWallet's version 8.0.0 introduces a manual entropy feature allowing users to supplement or replace device-generated randomness with physical methods like coin flips and dice rolls when creating Bitcoin wallets. This enhances security by ensuring ...
Michael Saylor clarified that the reported $5 billion bitcoin sale authorization by Strategy Inc. is not new but part of an existing capital-management framework announced in June. The framework allows bitcoin sales for specific corporate purposes bu...
Rosen Law Firm is investigating a potential class action lawsuit against Alibaba Group for allegedly providing misleading business information related to accusations that Alibaba illicitly accessed an AI model called Claude. The claims surfaced after...
