Stablecoins

Stablecoins are digital assets pegged to a stable reserve, such as the US Dollar or Gold, to minimize price volatility. Serving as the primary medium of exchange in Web3, tokens like USDT, USDC, and PYUSD facilitate global payments and DeFi liquidity. In 2026, the focus has shifted toward yield-bearing stablecoins and compliant stablecoin frameworks under global regulations like MiCA. This tag covers the intersection of traditional finance (TradFi) and crypto through stable on-chain liquidity solutions.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
USDT supply hits $156.1b all-time high, 90% on Tron and Ethereum

USDT supply hits $156.1b all-time high, 90% on Tron and Ethereum

Tether has reached an all-time high in supply, largely driven by Ethereum and Tron.

Author: Crypto.news
Web3 lawyers’ in-depth analysis: one article details the stablecoin regulatory framework in the EU, UAE, and Singapore

Web3 lawyers’ in-depth analysis: one article details the stablecoin regulatory framework in the EU, UAE, and Singapore

In previous articles, the Crypto Salad team introduced the stablecoin regulatory frameworks in the United States and Hong Kong from multiple perspectives. In addition to the United States and Hong

Author: PANews
a16z: 5 core indicators reveal the current state of the crypto market

a16z: 5 core indicators reveal the current state of the crypto market

Author: Daren Matsuoka , a16z crypto Compiled by: Tim, PANews The crypto industry is maturing, and late last year we outlined five indicators to watch closely in 2025 to track

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Report: UK could achieve £40 billion in crypto and Web3 economic value by 2035

Report: UK could achieve £40 billion in crypto and Web3 economic value by 2035

PANews reported on June 24 that the latest research "Decentralized Economic Potential" released by the UK independent advocacy organization Startup Coalition shows that by 2035, the UK cryptocurrency and Web3

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Crypto darknet markets surge on Telegram after Huione Guarantee shutdown: report

Crypto darknet markets surge on Telegram after Huione Guarantee shutdown: report

Telegram-based alternatives have emerged to fill the void left by the shutdown of crypto darknet marketplace Huione Guarantee, according to blockchain analytics firm Elliptic. Researchers at Elliptic have uncovered a surge in user activity across more than 30 Telegram-based marketplaces…

Author: Crypto.news
Texas passes SB1498 allowing seizure of digital assets tied to crimes

Texas passes SB1498 allowing seizure of digital assets tied to crimes

Texas has passed a law granting law enforcement the authority to seize digital assets, with the measure set to take effect on Sept. 1. On June 20, Texas lawmakers passed Senate Bill 1498, a bipartisan law that gives law enforcement…

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Wu Jiezhuang: It is recommended that Hong Kong learn from the EU MiCA's cross-border coordination experience and continue to pay attention to market changes to adjust the guidelines in a timely manner

Wu Jiezhuang: It is recommended that Hong Kong learn from the EU MiCA's cross-border coordination experience and continue to pay attention to market changes to adjust the guidelines in a timely manner

PANews reported on June 24 that Hong Kong Legislative Council member Wu Jiezhuang said that after years of efforts, the passage of the Stablecoin Ordinance in Hong Kong marks the

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Democrats unveil COIN Act to block Trump and public officials from profiting off crypto

Democrats unveil COIN Act to block Trump and public officials from profiting off crypto

Democratic lawmakers have proposed legislation that seeks to block U.S. public officials, including the President, from profiting off digital assets during and after their time in office. Dubbed the Curbing Officials’ Income and Nondisclosure, or COIN, Act, the legislation came…

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48-hour fast chain building: How did Gorbagana use a grassroots carnival to "slap" the king-level L1?

48-hour fast chain building: How did Gorbagana use a grassroots carnival to "slap" the king-level L1?

Author: TechFlow The current crypto market is gradually falling into fatigue. The prices of Bitcoin and Ethereum are struggling in fluctuations, and the hot spots are dominated by crypto US

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Fintech Firm Fiserv Taps PayPal and Circle to Power Its Stablecoin Initiative

Fintech Firm Fiserv Taps PayPal and Circle to Power Its Stablecoin Initiative

Fiserv, one of the largest fintech firms in the US, announced plans Monday to launch its own US dollar-backed stablecoin , FIUSD. The company is teaming up with PayPal and Circle to expand digital asset services across its banking and payments network. It aims to roll out the token by the end of the year, tapping into infrastructure provided by Paxos and Circle. FIUSD will initially run on the Solana blockchain. Also, it will be integrated with Fiserv’s existing digital platforms, including its Finxact core banking engine. The move comes just days after the US Senate passed long-awaited stablecoin legislation , signaling growing institutional confidence in regulated digital dollar equivalents. $90 billion financial services giant @Fiserv launches stablecoin platform on @solana pic.twitter.com/x5FimFtShj — Mike Dudas (@mdudas) June 23, 2025 Partnership Eyes Cross-Border Payments Using FIUSD and PYUSD As regulatory clarity improves in Washington, Fiserv appears poised to act swiftly. It aims to provide financial institutions and merchants with new ways to settle payments. In addition, it plans to support remittances and invoice reconciliation using tokenized dollars. Additionally, the partnership with PayPal includes plans to explore joint use of FIUSD and PYUSD, which launched in 2023. Now, both firms aim to integrate the two stablecoins into cross-border transfers and merchant payment solutions. PYUSD is already used within PayPal’s remittance service Xoom and for vendor settlement. Fiserv Leverages Vast Client Network to Scale Stablecoin Adoption Fiserv’s stablecoin strategy builds on its broad network, which includes ties to over 10,000 financial institutions and six million merchants. This existing scale, the company said, gives clients a way to adopt digital asset tools without needing to overhaul legacy systems. Moreover, the FIUSD token is designed to work seamlessly with other stablecoins. This could help Fiserv attract additional partners over time. Beyond FIUSD, the company is also exploring support for deposit tokens. These would let banks offer digital payment solutions while still maintaining regulatory protections and the capital advantages of traditional deposits. Following the announcement, shares of Milwaukee-based Fiserv rose nearly 5%. The increase reflects investor confidence in the company’s move into regulated digital currency infrastructure. With stablecoin legislation gaining momentum in the US, Fiserv’s entry positions it as one of the first major banking tech providers to integrate tokenized dollars into its core ecosystem.

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