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The three characteristics that are always held against the cryptocurrency market are, a) the speculation that surrounds it, b) the lack of regulation and c) its volatility. While the first two are subject to change and are in more than one aspect responsible for the third characteristic, people in the cryptocurrency world are taking the The post Top 5 Stablecoins to fall back on during the bear season appeared first on ItsBlockchain. origin »
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PayPal’s PYUSD has emerged as the third fastest growing stablecoin since the U. S stablecoin law, the GENIUS Act, became effective six months ago. On some fronts, PYUSD's growth has rivaled even The post USDC vs.
The total supply of non-USDC/USDT stablecoins on Solana has increased by over 10 times since the beginning of January, mainly driven by DeFi user interest.
There is an underlying shift taking shape in the DeFi ecosystem. This shift is closely tief to the stablecoin market. Especially since liquidity directly drives network performance. However, as theThe post $3 billion in 30 days - Why USDC's transaction volume on XDC signals major shift in DeFi! appeared first on AMBCrypto.
While Congress pushes ahead with the CLARITY Act, the unfinished fight over how the U. S. draws the line between “crypto” and “securities” is spilling into public view, and into a familiar blame game.
The GENIUS Act banned issuer-paid yield, but the Senate markup fight is whether exchanges can keep routing rewards around that restriction, and the answer could decide who controls $6 billion in annual incentives.
Iran's currency, the rial, has collapsed to around 1 million per US dollar, a record that spotlights how quickly savings can be wiped out when trust in money breaks. The currency lost nearly half its value across 2025, with official inflation reaching 42.
US Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Paul Atkins is confident that a long-awaited crypto market structure bill could find its way into US President Donald Trump’s office for signature before the end of the year.