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: Senator Elizabeth Warren demanded that Meta provide transparency about its plans to integrate a third-party stablecoin into its platforms before the end of 2026. Warren
TL;DR: Payward agreed to acquire Hong Kong-based Reap for up to $600 million in cash and stock, valuing Payward’s equity at $20 billion. The deal expands
TL;DR: Circle will present its financial results on May 11, a report that will have a direct impact on USDC and the stablecoin market. The company
TL;DR: Bitwise’s CIO projects stablecoins will reach a $4 trillion supply by 2030, up from the current $302 billion. DoorDash and Meta are developing stablecoin payment
TL;DR Circle submitted formal comments to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency supporting a unified regulatory framework for stablecoins under the GENIUS Act. The
TL;DR Hong Kong signals that future stablecoin licenses will remain tightly limited after approving its first 2 issuers, HSBC and Anchorpoint Financial. Authorities plan to assess
TL;DR: a16z argued that the term “stablecoin” no longer reflects the role these assets play in today’s global financial system. Robert Hackett, from a16z crypto, compared
TL;DR: Rain’s valuation stands at $1.95 billion following its Series C funding round closed in January 2026. The agreement with Mastercard allows the company to expand
TL;DR: Western Union launched USDPT, its dollar-denominated stablecoin, built on Solana and issued by Anchorage Digital Bank N.A. The token is designed for agent settlement, exchange
TL;DR: Oobit launched Agent Cards, a Visa-supported corporate card product that lets businesses assign USDT-funded spending capacity to autonomous AI agents. Each agent receives its own
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