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Three Abu Dhabi Giants Plan Stablecoin Backed by UAE’s Currency
Three major Abu Dhabi entities, including a sovereign wealth fund, plan to launch a stablecoin fully regulated by the central bank of the United Arab Emirates and backed by the dirham, a move that could speed the Persian Gulf nation’s efforts to adopt digital currencies and facilitate payments.
CEO Paolo Ardoino's recent charm offensive in Washington has put a spotlight on Tether amid the pro-crypto shift under ...
Stablecoin issuer Tether (USDT) is reportedly looking to return to the US with a new dollar-pegged digital asset.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune has started the process toward a vote on the legislation to establish rules for ...
Ripple has proposed a takeover of rival stablecoin provider Circle Internet Group Inc. for $4 billion to $5 billion, a bid ...
The company behind the largest stablecoin by market cap raked in substantial gains in the first quarter of 2025.
Crypto once sought to replace banks. Now, in the fight over stablecoins, it’s forced to play by the same rules and get the ...
Playtron is gearing up to launch a Sui stablecoin custom-built for gaming in its handheld ecosystem, including the SuiPlay0X1 ...
PayPal is making headlines once again, this time with a financial feature that could directly impact the way Suffolk ...
Visa Inc. is partnering with Stripe Inc.’s Bridge to launch a platform allowing fintechs to quickly start their own ...
The service will rely on Bridge’s stablecoin tools and will roll out in places like Ecuador, Peru, and Colombia.
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