While major U.S. banks are considering launching their own stablecoin, Tether remains focused on underserved global markets.

Peter Schiff slams stablecoins as useless as the Senate advances the GENIUS Act to tighten crypto regulations.

Several legislative and regulatory developments in the crypto space occurred this week. The U.S. Senate took a significant step forward on ...

On May 20, the U.S. Senate voted 66-32 to move forward with the Guardrails and Enforcement for Neutral Issuers of United States Stablecoins ...

With licensing bills progressing through both the House and Senate, stablecoins are poised to become part of the regulated ...

The US Senate just advanced the GENIUS Act while lawmakers reintroduce a key blockchain bill. On Byte-Sized Insight, Rashan ...

The stablecoin bill passed a key procedural vote, finally, but it was a heavy lift engineered in the 11th hour Monday night by the bill’s sponsor, Tennessee GOP Sen. Bill Hagerty.

Big banks explore possibility of issuing joint stablecoin - report. FTC withdraws lawsuit against Microsoft’s $69 billion ...

Sen. Lummis and state lawmakers work, across the aisle, to encourage innovation while protecting consumers who invest in one type of cryptocurrency, writes Sen. Rothfuss and Rep. Singh.

US banks including JPMorgan and Citigroup are in early talks about launching a shared stablecoin, the WSJ reported.

Top U.S. banks are looking into potentially teaming up to issue a joint stablecoin, The Wall Street Journal has reported, ...

According to people familiar with the matter, WSJ said, these firms are considering whether to collaborate on a unified ...