Stablecoins

Stablecoins are digital assets pegged to a stable reserve, such as the US Dollar or Gold, to minimize price volatility. Serving as the primary medium of exchange in Web3, tokens like USDT, USDC, and PYUSD facilitate global payments and DeFi liquidity. In 2026, the focus has shifted toward yield-bearing stablecoins and compliant stablecoin frameworks under global regulations like MiCA. This tag covers the intersection of traditional finance (TradFi) and crypto through stable on-chain liquidity solutions.

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Created: 2026/02/02 18:52
Updated: 2026/02/02 18:52
Institutions purchased $4.7 billion in ETH in the past week, and the market capitalization of stablecoins increased by $6.72 billion.

Institutions purchased $4.7 billion in ETH in the past week, and the market capitalization of stablecoins increased by $6.72 billion.

PANews reported on August 18 that according to a Lookonchain report, institutional capital poured in over the past week, purchasing a total of $4.7 billion worth of Ethereum (ETH), and

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Volkswagen Singapore partners with FOMO Pay to support digital currency payments, allowing users to pay for vehicles and services using BTC, ETH, and stablecoins.

Volkswagen Singapore partners with FOMO Pay to support digital currency payments, allowing users to pay for vehicles and services using BTC, ETH, and stablecoins.

PANews reported on August 18th that Volkswagen Singapore (VGS) announced on August 14th that it has partnered with payment provider FOMO Pay to launch a digital currency payment service. Consumers

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Japan to roll out first yen-pegged stablecoin: report

Japan to roll out first yen-pegged stablecoin: report

Japan is reportedly gearing up to launch its first official stablecoin, as interest for the asset class deepens across Asia. According to a recent report by local outlet Nikkei Asia, Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is preparing to approve the…

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This year's Ethereum is the Plus version of last year's Bitcoin

This year's Ethereum is the Plus version of last year's Bitcoin

By Martin, W3C DAO At the end of June 2025, a publicly traded company called BitMine Immersion Technologies launched an Ethereum treasury plan. In the past 10 hours, it has

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Legacy rails, new money: Visa and Mastercard just flipped the crypto playbook | Opinion

Legacy rails, new money: Visa and Mastercard just flipped the crypto playbook | Opinion

Crypto’s next leap won’t be a flashy headline. It’ll be a swipe, a tap, or a transaction powered by the very giants it once hoped to topple.

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Japan’s FSA to Approve First Yen-Denominated Stablecoin, JPYC, This Autumn

Japan’s FSA to Approve First Yen-Denominated Stablecoin, JPYC, This Autumn

Japan’s Financial Services Agency (FSA) is set to approve the issuance of the country’s first yen-denominated stablecoin, JPYC, this autumn, with the fintech firm JPYC based in Chiyoda, Tokyo, expected to be registered as a funds transfer service by the end of August. The stablecoin will be pegged at 1 JPYC = 1 JPY and […]

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Crypto Investors Are Taking Notice of SpacePay This Summer – Here’s Why It Should Be on Your Radar Too

Crypto Investors Are Taking Notice of SpacePay This Summer – Here’s Why It Should Be on Your Radar Too

Ever tried buying coffee with Bitcoin? The cashier probably gave you a blank stare before you awkwardly pulled out your credit card instead. This happens everywhere because most businesses treat crypto payments like they’re radioactive. SpacePay, a startup out of London, thinks they’ve figured out why this keeps happening and how to fix it. Their.. The post Crypto Investors Are Taking Notice of SpacePay This Summer – Here’s Why It Should Be on Your Radar Too appeared first on 99Bitcoins .

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Hong Kong SFC says fraud risks on the rise after stablecoin law

Hong Kong SFC says fraud risks on the rise after stablecoin law

Hong Kong SFC regulators have issued a statement, warning investors to exercise caution as trading risks and fraud are on the rise following the implementation of Stablecoin Ordinance on August 1. According to a report by local media Zhitong Finance,…

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Japan Prepares to Approve First Yen-Backed Stablecoin This Autumn: Report

Japan Prepares to Approve First Yen-Backed Stablecoin This Autumn: Report

Japan is preparing to greenlight its first yen-denominated stablecoin this autumn, marking a big step in the country’s approach to digital assets and cross-border payments, Nikkei reported Monday. The Financial Services Agency is expected to approve issuance of the stablecoin as early as October, with the token aimed at uses ranging from international remittances to corporate settlements. Tokyo-based fintech company JPYC will spearhead the launch. The firm plans to register as a money transfer business within the month, paving the way for sales to begin soon after. The stablecoin, also called JPYC, will maintain its peg to the yen through reserves of highly liquid assets, including deposits and government bonds. 🇯🇵 Japan to greenlight first yen-based stablecoin. The Financial Services Agency will approve the issuance of Japan's first yen-denominated stablecoin as early as autumn, with the aim of using it for international remittances and more. — World of Statistics (@stats_feed) August 18, 2025 Institutional Capital Eyes JPYC for Carry Trades Individuals, businesses and institutional investors will be able to purchase JPYC once registration is complete. Buyers will make payments that are then converted into digital tokens, which will be transferred into electronic wallets. Potential uses include sending money to students abroad, facilitating cross-border corporate payments and enabling participation in decentralized finance. The company’s goal is ambitious. Over the next three years, it intends to issue 1 trillion yen worth of JPYC, equal to about $6.8b at today’s exchange rate of 147.37 yen to the dollar. Interest has already emerged from hedge funds active in cryptocurrencies and family offices managing the assets of wealthy investors. Stablecoin Oversight Positions Japan as Industry Pioneer Market participants expect the token to support strategies such as carry trades, which exploit interest rate differentials across currencies. The timing coincides with rising global attention on stablecoins, whose total market capitalization recently surpassed $250b, dominated by dollar-backed tokens. Japan revised its legal framework in June 2023 to clarify the status of stablecoins. Under the new rules, these tokens are defined as “currency-denominated assets” and can only be issued by banks, trust companies and registered money transfer businesses. That distinction sets them apart from other cryptocurrencies and is intended to provide stronger investor protections. JPYC’s launch shows how Japan’s regulatory clarity has positioned the country as a pioneer in digital asset oversight. Analysts say this foundation gives firms a more predictable environment to experiment with blockchain-based payments and settlement systems. Remittances and DeFi Fuel Stablecoin Adoption Stablecoins are now a crucial bridge between traditional finance and the digital asset economy. For instance, tokens like USDT from Tether and USDC from Circle dominate trading pairs on crypto exchanges. Moreover, they are widely used for remittances and decentralized finance. Citigroup has projected that the stablecoin market could expand to as much as $3.7 trillion by 2030, more than ten times its current size. That outlook suggests yen-pegged offerings could carve out a niche as Asian investors seek alternatives to dollar-denominated tokens. The Japanese initiative arrives as governments worldwide step up their scrutiny of stablecoins. Policymakers remain concerned about potential risks to financial stability, but the structured approach taken in Tokyo may ease those worries while opening doors for innovation. If JPYC gains traction, it could set a precedent for other non-dollar stablecoins. In turn, this may encourage broader adoption across Asia. For Japan, the launch marks a domestic milestone. At the same time, it offers the country a chance to strengthen its influence in the fast-changing digital currency landscape.

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Renmin University Law School holds advanced training course on virtual currency, stablecoin and RWA legal practice

Renmin University Law School holds advanced training course on virtual currency, stablecoin and RWA legal practice

PANews reported on August 18th that the Renmin University of China Law School official account announced that a senior training course on cutting-edge legal practices related to the disposal of

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