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 Bitcoin.com and Concordium launch age-verified stablecoin payments for users. Integration uses ZKP technology to protect personal data in transactions. Enables compliance without sacrificing user privacy
TL;DR OKX introduces OKX Pay and an international Mastercard debit card (OKX Card) in Brazil. Stablecoin demand in Brazil exceeds 90% of the total crypto transaction
TL;DR Brad Garlinghouse is called the best crypto CEO. Ripple’s valuation now reaches forty billion dollars. The company acquired Hidden Road and Rail firms. Ripple CEO
TL;DR The Tron network processes the most USDT activity. Circle’s revenue grew by 0.6 percent. Ethereum fee revenue rises 61.6%. A recent financial report shows three
TL;DR Ripple, Mastercard, WebBank, and Gemini will test credit card transaction settlement using RLUSD on the public XRPL blockchain. The pilot will allow WebBank to settle
TL;DR Canada plans to make fiat-backed stablecoins part of everyday digital payments, placing them under a national regulatory framework to improve trust, usability and transparency. The
TL;DR Binance CEO denies promoting Trump’s stablecoin. The allegations involve a $2 billion investment in MGX. Senator Elizabeth Warren denounced these events as corruption. Binance CEO
TL;DR: Crypto.com now supports USDT and USDC via Polkadot Asset Hub, reducing transfer costs and enabling Layer 1 cross-chain asset management. The exchange expanded regionally through
TL;DR Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC, while still leading the stablecoin market, have seen their combined share drop to 84%, down from a peak of 91.6%
TL;DR Massive inflows: Stablecoins recorded $45.6B in net inflows during Q3 2025, a sharp 324% increase from the previous quarter, signaling renewed investor confidence in dollar-pegged
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