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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has stirred debate by stating that stablecoins do not qualify as money, raising questions about whether this signals a bearish stance on the sector.

In a rare show of unity, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and President Donald Trump appear to share common ground on stablecoin legislation, both viewing it as a strategic tool to reinforce the U.S. dollar’s global dominance.

Guotai Junan International (01788.HK) surged more than 80% on Wednesday, June 25, after announcing it had received regulatory approval to offer cryptocurrency trading services, including Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). The stock hit a 10-year high of HK$2.50 before pulling back to aro

After a strong multi-day rally, Circle (CRCL) abruptly reversed course on Tuesday, June 24, plunging 15.49% to $222, despite a broad rebound in crypto-related equities.

The implementation of Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Ordinance marks a turning point for digital finance, offering both regulatory clarity and investment opportunity. As the ecosystem matures, well-positioned companies could thrive — but only if they navigate the evolving landscape with agility and complian

A new bill introduced in the U.S. Senate could ban the president and their immediate family from engaging in crypto-related business, potentially targeting Donald Trump and his family’s growing footprint in the digital asset space.

While crypto-related stocks tumbled on Monday, Circle (CRCL) surged nearly 10%, hitting a new record high and raising questions about whether Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest will continue its aggressive sell-off.

Bitcoin surged more than 4% on Tuesday, June 24, rebounding sharply to reclaim the $105,000 level after former U.S. President Donald Trump claimed a full ceasefire agreement between Israel and Iran.

TradingKey – South Korean fintech giant Kakao Pay is preparing to launch a won-pegged stablecoin, fueling a sharp rally in its affiliated token Kaiachain (KAIA) despite a broader crypto market downturn.

The crypto market plunged across the board on Monday, June 23, erasing more than $100 billion in market value and triggering massive liquidations affecting over 180,000 traders.

Bitcoin plunged over 2% on Monday, June 23, breaking below the critical $100,000 support level as U.S. airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities triggered widespread market panic.

Stablecoins are designed to be price-stable, but they’re not immune to market forces, regulatory shifts, or technical vulnerabilities. These very fluctuations, however, create arbitrage and yield opportunities.

Just ahead of the U.S. market open on Friday, June 20, Bitcoin (BTC) spiked nearly $2,000, climbing from around $104,000 to $106,530, fueling a broad rally in crypto-related equities.

President Lee Jae-myung is delivering on his pro-crypto campaign promises, with South Korea’s first crypto ETF potentially launching in the second half of 2025.

Christopher Hui, Hong Kong’s Secretary for Financial Services and the Treasury, has suggested that a stablecoin pegged to the Chinese yuan (RMB) is not off the table — provided it aligns with national policy.

As President Trump delays a potential strike on Iran, risk assets have pulled back, but economist Peter Schiff believes silver offers greater upside than Bitcoin.

Crude oil prices jumped over 2% on Thursday, June 19, as geopolitical tensions in the Middle East intensified. U.S. crude (USOIL) surged past $74.28, reflecting heightened market anxiety.

While stablecoins are considered safe assets in crypto, they still facereserve risks, algorithmic failures, and regulatory challenges. Investors should prioritize transparent, compliant, and highly liquid stablecoins, diversify holdings, and avoid relying on a single stablecoin to mitigate risks.

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In a politically charged cyberattack, the hacker group Gonjeshke Darande has reportedly destroyed the stolen funds from Iran’s crypto exchange Nobitex, stating the act was symbolic rather than profit-driven.