
Fidelity to Launch Its Own Stablecoin: Wall Street Just Got Its Own Digital Dollar—Is USDT in Trouble?
Key Takeaways • Fidelity, a $6 trillion asset management powerhouse, is preparing to launch its own
Key Takeaways • Fidelity, a $6 trillion asset management powerhouse, is preparing to launch its own
Key Takeaways • Circle will officially launch USDC in Japan on March 26, 2025, becoming the
Key Takeaways: • Donald Trump’s World Liberty Financial has quietly launched a stablecoin called USD1 on
Key Takeaways • Fidelity has filed with the SEC to launch a blockchain-based “OnChain” share class
Key Takeaways • The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is reportedly adding Bitcoin to its reserves, tracking
Key Takeaways: • The SEC has officially dropped its lawsuit against Ripple, ending a legal battle
Key Takeaways • The Trump administration plans to aggressively acquire Bitcoin, prioritizing budget-neutral strategies that won’t
Key Takeaways • Michael Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) acquired 130 more Bitcoin at an average price
Key Takeaways • Telegram founder Pavel Durov has been granted permission to leave France after being
Key Takeaways: • Representatives of President Trump’s family have been in discussions to acquire a financial
Key Takeaways • U.S. inflation rose less than expected in February, increasing the likelihood of Federal
Key Takeaways • Spanish banking giant BBVA has received regulatory approval to launch Bitcoin and Ether