
Stablecoin Supply Reaches $315B Amid Risk-Off Pressure on Ether
The total stablecoin market has climbed to $315 billion as cautious sentiment among crypto investors continues to drag on Ether prices.
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The total stablecoin market has climbed to $315 billion as cautious sentiment among crypto investors continues to drag on Ether prices.

A new CoinShares report finds UK financial advisers have a significant blind spot around crypto assets, raising questions about client guidance quality.

XRP has slipped lower amid broad crypto market weakness, but large-wallet accumulation is drawing attention from traders watching for a potential bullish turn.

Japan is moving to bring crypto assets under its Financial Services Law by 2027, a shift that would reshape how digital assets are treated legally in the country.

A housing-focused bill moving through Congress contains provisions that could quietly benefit fintech companies and the crypto industry, according to reporting by American Banker.

Bitcoin steadied above $64,000 on June 22 as calming geopolitical tensions gave crypto markets a lift, according to reporting from The Motley Fool.

Europe's MiCA regulation is expected to force smaller crypto applications to migrate onto licensed custody infrastructure as compliance deadlines approach.

Japan's Prime Minister has described Bitcoin as a rare opportunity to address the country's long-standing economic challenges, making the remarks at WebX 2025.

An AI-focused cryptocurrency posted a 115% gain in May, drawing investor attention. But strong monthly returns don't always mean a clear buy signal.

Bitcoin is staging a comeback, and the broader cryptocurrency market is rising alongside it, according to a report from The Jerusalem Post.

Meld value in USD is drawing attention from crypto watchers as the token's real-time trend signals shifting momentum in the digital asset market.

The next phase of crypto development may depend less on code and more on legal minds that understand how blockchain businesses actually operate.