The first official US stablecoin law, known as the GENIUS Act, is already facing pushback from major banking groups that argue some provisions could destabilise the traditional financial sector.

US Treasury Secretary is hoping stablecoins can soothe rising debt. 'The biggest stablecoin issuers will be too big to fail,' ...

Allowing stablecoin yields could unleash deposit outflows reminiscent of the 1980s, driving higher bank funding costs and ...

US blockchain firm secures Japanese licence holder to launch RLUSD token as institutional demand drives market growth towards ...

China may approve yuan-backed stablecoins, signaling a major policy shift that could challenge dollar dominance and reshape ...

The President of the USD Coin (USDC) issuer Circle Heath Tarbert has held stablecoin-themed meetings with some of South Korea ...

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin and altcoins slump as tech stocks pull back. Plus, Wyoming launches the ...

Donald Trump’s administration has been pushing to embed crypto into the traditional financial system. Treasury secretary Scott Bessent has signalled to Wall Street that he expects stablecoins to ...

Tether's USDT Remains the Dominant Stablecoin, but It's Facing Stiff Competition. Here Are 3 Contenders. USDC's commitment to ...