Standard Chartered warns stablecoins may drain US deposits
Standard Chartered says stablecoins could siphon $500 billion from US bank deposits by 2028 as blockchain-based payments accelerate.
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Standard Chartered says stablecoins could siphon $500 billion from US bank deposits by 2028 as blockchain-based payments accelerate.
AI data centres are encountering local opposition similar to the resistance that once slowed Bitcoin mining projects in the US.
Citrea has launched a zero-knowledge-powered Bitcoin layer 2 mainnet alongside a native stablecoin for BTC-backed finance.
Theo has unveiled a yield-bearing tokenised gold product that earns returns and can be used across decentralised finance platforms.
Japan’s financial regulator is seeking public feedback on proposed rules governing which bonds can back stablecoin reserves.
Nifty Gateway has promised permanent NFT metadata hosting and extended withdrawal deadlines as it prepares to shut down.
Morgan Stanley has named long-time executive Amy Oldenburg to lead its digital asset strategy as it expands its crypto offerings.
A US court has sentenced Jingliang Su to almost four years in prison for laundering $37 million from a global crypto investment scam.
The American Innovation Project is launching a new fellowship to bring crypto expertise to Capitol Hill as US lawmakers push ahead with digital asset regulation.
Valour Inc. has secured approval from the UK Financial Conduct Authority to expand its product offering to retail investors.
Peter Schiff has renewed attention after silver surged while bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) failed to break higher.
Trading 212 allowed UK retail investors to trade cryptocurrency-linked exchange-traded notes without holding the required regulatory permissions, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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