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 Fidelity launches its first stablecoin, FIDD, backed 1:1 by the U.S. dollar and issued by Fidelity Digital Assets. The stablecoin combines dollar stability with on-chain
TL;DR White House talks chaired by Patrick Witt ended without a yield deal and set an end-February 2026 deadline for a formal joint proposal. Section 404
TL;DR The federal government of the United Arab Emirates authorized AE Coin as a payment method for public fees and services, backed by dirhams and approved
TL;DR The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will begin granting licenses to stablecoin issuers starting in March, with the first round limited to a very small number
TL;DR Tether earned over $10 billion in net profit in 2025, alongside its second-largest annual USDT issuance. Its reserves are concentrated in U.S. Treasury bonds ($122B)
TL;DR Ripple’s stablecoin RLUSD sees a 135% surge in trading volume amid a broader market downturn. Its market cap reaches $1.34B, driven by the Binance listing
TL;DR: USDT adoption in Nigeria is proving to be resilient, as demonstrated by a viral video of streamer iShowSpeed shopping in the African nation. The footage
TL;DR: Paolo Ardoino denied that Tether is allied with banks to restrict stablecoin interest in U.S. legislation. Traditional banks fear that yield-bearing stablecoins could trigger a
TL;DR OSL Group raises $200M to expand its global stablecoin trading and digital payments business. The licensed, Hong Kong-based firm targets expansion into jurisdictions with clear
TL;DR The CBUAE approved USDU, the country’s first USD stablecoin, designed for regulated settlements of digital assets and derivatives. USDU is backed 1:1 by reserves and
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