Stablecoin predictions for 2025: What’s next for the $200B market?
Crypto industry executives share with Cointelegraph what they expect for the now $200 billion stablecoin market next year. Go to Source
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Crypto industry executives share with Cointelegraph what they expect for the now $200 billion stablecoin market next year. Go to Source
Ethereum layer-2 networks now lock over $13.5 billion in stablecoins, driving total market capitalization to $205 billion. Go to Source
The research, which focuses on Circle’s USDC stablecoin, is part of a series of posts on restaking by crypto research firm Gauntlet. USDC Provides Unique Benefits as Restaking Collateral Restaking – the practice of staking cryptocurrencies like ether (ETH) on multiple protocols to generate additional yield – can now be accomplished with ERC20 tokens, including … Read more
Latin America continues to be a center of blockchain integration with Nuvei and partners’ new e-commerce solution for merchants. Go to Source
Non-compliant stablecoins listed on Canadian-registered crypto platforms will be required to be delisted by Dec. 31, 2024. Go to Source
The updated rules were introduced last year and outline several requirements for crypto exchanges and stablecoin issuers. USDC Issuer Circle Claims It Was First to Comply With Canada’s Interim Listing Rules Stablecoin issuer Circle, whose flagship product USDC has a current market capitalization of roughly $40 billion, issued a formal undertaking on Wednesday to Canadian … Read more
By January 2025, Dtcpay will drop support for Bitcoin and Ether to focus on stablecoin payments exclusively. Go to Source
XRP has made a historic comeback as the third-largest coin by market cap, the number of “XRP” Google searches breaking above “crypto.” Go to Source
Some Coinbase users are airing frustration at the region’s MiCA laws, which is forcing the exchange to stop offering yield on USDC in the European Economic Area. Go to Source
Cryptocurrencies, including stablecoins, still only pay for 0.2% of online commerce transactions globally, according to the report. Go to Source