This category provides the most relevant information about stablecoins, crucial digital assets pegged to fiat currencies such as the US dollar. Here you will find professional and clear coverage of centralized assets (such as USDT and USDC) and decentralized and algorithmic stablecoins (such as DAI).
We will keep you informed about regulatory changes, crucial events, new launches, and the role of stablecoins in decentralized finance (DeFi), cross-border payments, and global adoption. Crypto Economy has everything you need if you want to follow the most important developments regarding these important digital assets.
TL;DR: Coinbase is pushing back against banks to keep rewarding users for holding stablecoins, while lawmakers negotiate what counts as acceptable. Disagreements over stablecoin rewards have
TL;DR Tether froze $182 million in TRON-based stablecoins, with the report linking the affected USDT wallets to known scams. The report framed the action as a
TL;DR Circle’s 2025 report frames stablecoins as mainstream financial instruments. Clearer regulations (GENIUS Act, European rules) are enabling institutional adoption. Circle is expanding into regulated financial
TLDR: The A7A5 token added $90 billion to its supply, outperforming the growth of Tether and Circle. The asset is utilized by Russian companies for cross-border
TL;DR: Bloomberg Intelligence projects stablecoin payment flows could reach $56.6T by 2030, with 2025 flows cited at $2.9T. Stablecoin transaction value hit $33T in 2025, with
TL;DR Crypto.com and Stripe partner for global crypto payments integration. Merchants can accept crypto, settled as local fiat automatically. Builds on Stripe’s existing stablecoin accounts and
TL;DR B. Riley says 2026 brings a shift from crypto speculation to infrastructure as regulation, tokenization, and bank adoption converge. Treasury firms are expected to pivot
TL;DR Stablecoin issuers generated about $5B in 2025 revenue attributed to Ethereum deployments, driven mainly by yield on collateral assets. Quarterly attribution rose from just under
TL;DR Buck launched a stablecoin described as a “dollar for the Bitcoin world,” with no declared collateral and a 7% annual yield, available only outside the
TL;DR Barclays bought a stake in Ubyx, its first stablecoin-related investment, aiming to develop tokenized money within the regulatory perimeter; terms were undisclosed. Ubyx, launched in
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