
Facebook Crypto Project Libra to Launch Dollar-Pegged Stablecoin in Early 2021
Libra, a cryptocurrency project led by social media giant Facebook, has announced its plans to launch a US Dollar-pegged stablecoin in January of 2021.

Libra, a cryptocurrency project led by social media giant Facebook, has announced its plans to launch a US Dollar-pegged stablecoin in January of 2021.

A momentary price increase of DAI stablecoin on Coinbase Pro on thanksgiving morning, November 26, resulted in a massive $85.2 million liquidation event on Compound DeFi protocol.

The United Kingdom has officially announced its interest in regulating private stablecoins and researching a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). Yesterday on November 9, the UK

US national banks and other federally-charted financial institutions are now authorized reserves on behalf of customers who issue certain stablecoins.

The World Stablecoin Association (WSA) has been launched in Geneva, Switzerland, to bring the major stablecoin projects at one place to provide a meaningful platform for

Four South East Asian countries could soon launch a digital fiat currency based on a basket of their respective national currencies to aid economic trade amongst

Solana, the world’s first web-scale blockchain network, has partnered with South Korean payment platform Terra Money to bring stablecoins into its DApp ecosystem.

If you have been following up on the development of the Facebook-proposed global stablecoin Libra, then you know that the project has received a heavy push

Binance issued its first 1:1 backed stablecoin pegged to Korean Won in partnership with Korean fintech company BxB.

Timothy lane, Deputy Governor, Bank of Canada has a speech yesterday at the CFA Montreal FinTech conference. He talked mainly about digital payment and its benefits
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