A $2 billion UAE crypto deal using a Trump-branded stablecoin has intensified scrutiny over the president's growing business ties to the Gulf state.

Tether is launching a U.S.-based stablecoin to expand its presence and comply with American crypto regulations.

Trump-backed World Liberty Financial stablecoin tapped to close $2 billion deal. Strategy, Metaplanet plan to buy more ...

The company's U.S. plans depend on the final stablecoin legislation, and is aiming to create a "payment product" that ...

The US Treasury has proposed cutting Cambodia’s Huione Group off from the banking system over alleged crypto laundering and ...

Bitget Wallet, a leading Web3 non-custodial wallet, has announced its integration with Paydify, a universal crypto payment ...

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) is turning heads in the crypto market, having clocked in $7.4 million and supplied about 432 million ...

CEO Paolo Ardoino’s recent charm offensive in Washington has put a spotlight on Tether amid the pro-crypto shift under ...

Gaming operating system Playtron plans to launch Game Dollar on Sui with support from stablecoin platform M0 and payments ...

The UAE is planning to spend $2bn (£1.5bn) on one of Donald Trump’s cryptocurrencies in a move that has triggered accusations ...

The Intesa purchase was made through Boerse Stuttgart Digital, which recently became Europe’s first regulated exchange for trading digital assets under the EU’s new Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation ...

Is XRP gearing up for a breakout, or is it just another tease? With the cryptocurrency market abuzz over potential ETF ...