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Circle Plans a Push Into About 40 Emerging Markets, CEO Tells Reuters
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire told Reuters the USDC issuer is pushing into about 40 emerging and developing countries. No country list or timeline was given.
Japan Megabanks Complete Joint Yen Stablecoin Issuance PoC
Mizuho, MUFG, SMBC and partners completed a July PoC on jointly issued yen stablecoins and cross-border payments. PoC only, not a live launch.
Circle Spells Out USDC Partner Economics for the First Half of 2026
Circle says H1 2026 brought about $1.4bn revenue, with roughly 59 cents of each dollar going to USDC partners. Company figures.
Deutsche Bank Says German Crypto Custody Is Weeks Away, Asia Next Year
Deutsche Bank is weeks from German crypto custody and plans Asia expansion next year, Reuters reports. Institutional clients; bitcoin and ether first.
Ripple Prime Launches 24/7 Real-World Asset Perpetual Swaps for Institutions, With Virtu Trading
Ripple Prime says institutions including Virtu are trading RWA perpetual swaps on 100+ markets, 24/7, referencing Trade.xyz contracts on Hyperliquid.
Visa Direct Moves USDC Prefunding Into Commercial Use With Inyo Global as First Enabler
Visa says Visa Direct's USDC prefunding has moved from pilot to commercial use, with Inyo Global as the first enabler. Availability varies by eligibility.
Binance Says bStocks Passed $1 Billion AUM About Four Months After Launch
Binance said bStocks passed $1 billion AUM about four months after launch. "Fastest" is Binance's claim; US persons are excluded.
Stripe and Plasma Plan Stablecoin Cards That Spend in Five Currencies
Stripe is expanding its stablecoin card infrastructure to five currencies, with Plasma as design partner. No launch date, fees or card markets yet.
Tether Paid About $6.3 Million to Nxum, a Firm Bo Hines Co-Owned While at the White House, the WSJ Reports; Nxum Denies Hines Got...
The Wall Street Journal reports Tether paid about $6.3m to Nxum, a firm Bo Hines co-owned while at the White House. Nxum denies Hines got Tether money.
Australia’s ASIC Opens Consultation on Proposed Rules for Crypto Platforms Ahead of Its New Digital Asset Law
ASIC's CP 392 sets out proposed guidance and standards for digital asset and tokenised custody platforms before Australia's new law starts on 8 April 2027.
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