The delivery giant operates in 40+ countries and processed $75 billion in merchant sales last year. It is now working with Stripe-backed blockchain Tempo to replace fragmented regional payment rails with stablecoin payouts. Visa, Mastercard, and UBS are also on board.
A pre-signed transaction feature designed for convenience became the entry point for the largest DeFi hack of 2026. Elliptic has flagged North Korean state actors. Circle faces fresh scrutiny.
The company behind USDC sold 740 million tokens at $0.30 each. BlackRock, a16z, Apollo, and ICE all bought in. The question is what Circle needs a blockchain for when it already runs a $77 billion stablecoin.
X's Head of Product Nikita Bier says the feature has already moved markets. Canada gets a pilot trading button through Wealthsimple. X Money's public launch looms in the background.
Two Tron wallets holding $212.9M and $131.3M were blacklisted in a coordinated move with US authorities, roughly doubling Tether's previous record freeze.
Choosing the right crypto exchange is no longer about brand recognition. Security architecture, fee transparency, and regulatory compliance now separate platforms worth trusting from those worth avoiding.
The GENIUS Act is the landmark US stablecoin law establishing federal rules for payment stablecoin issuers, reserve backing, and oversight. This tag tracks the law’s implementation and rulemaking, how issuers like Circle, Tether, and bank entrants adapt to the requirements, the reserve and audit standards it sets, and its impact on which stablecoins can legally operate in the US. Coinliva covers the regulatory rollout, the issuer response, and how the GENIUS Act reshapes the stablecoin market.
