Stablecoins may soon rival Visa and Mastercard as new laws and corporate adoption push them deeper into mainstream finance.

What India really needs now is a clear, long-term roadmap” for crypto regulations, says CoinDCX CEO Sumit Gupta.

Democrats already passed on a chance to force Republicans to accept a crackdown on Donald Trump's brazen crypto self-enrichment schemes.

The GENIUS Act is just the start. The U.S. still needs comprehensive rules covering how digital assets are issued, traded, and regulated, and it needs to address critical tax and regulatory issues, ...

As the US stablecoin bill, known as the GENIUS Act, advances in the Senate, a once-niche corner of the crypto industry is ...

Dow futures declined as the trading week began, reflecting investor caution amid heightened geopolitical tensions ...

The announcement comes after the U.S. Senate passed a landmark stablecoin bill last week, which analysts said could mark a turning point in the crypto oversight debate and a breakthrough for a sector ...

Financial technology giant Fiserv (FI) announced on Monday that it is launching its own stablecoin called FIUSD and teaming ...

Fiserv, one of the leading payment service companies, will add FIUSD as a stablecoin specialized to serve banks. Fiserv will ...

In 2018, when Bitcoin was trading around $4,000 and most Americans, at least, thought cryptocurrency was a fad, Katie Haun ...

Web3 Harbour, in collaboration with PwC Hong Kong, will launch five action groups in August on stablecoins, funds and other ...

Europe’s MiCA regulation is drawing crypto firms and users away from the US, offering clarity and unified access across the ...