Arbitrum Moved to Ban Three Grant Teams Over 457,553 ARB
An Arbitrum committee moved to ban three teams over 457,553 ARB in misused grants, but the proposed penalty cannot freeze wallets or claw back the funds.
An Arbitrum committee moved to ban three teams over 457,553 ARB in misused grants, but the proposed penalty cannot freeze wallets or claw back the funds.
Ondo stopped minting USDY on Aptos and Noble on September 8. The tokens stay redeemable, but Noble is the chain that feeds USDY to the Cosmos networks.
USDT holds close to 60 percent of stablecoin supply, yet Visa adjusted data shows USDC settling nearly two thirds of the real dollars that actually move.
Impermanent loss is the gap between adding two tokens to a pool and just holding them. What it is, the size at each price move, and why it rarely reverses.
An unsafe integer downcast let an attacker drain about $1.7M from a dormant Notional Finance escrow contract, and the stolen funds moved to Tornado Cash.
Scott Bessent bet stablecoins would become a big new buyer of US Treasuries. Supply has slipped to a six-month low as the GENIUS Act sends yield elsewhere.
Twenty-one global banks are building a dollar stablecoin for 2027, but Tether, Circle and a 140-firm Open USD bloc already control the rails they want.
The GENIUS Act set a one-year deadline for stablecoin rules that lapsed in July 2026. Regulators keep drafting while the market held near $303 billion.
Polymarket prices the CLARITY Act at 13% to become law in 2026 while Kalshi gives the September vote a 91% chance. Its odds fell from 82% in February.
The OCC gave World Liberty a national trust bank charter on August 14. The win serves its $4 billion USD1 stablecoin, not WLFI, which gained just 0.7%.
Tether's first full KPMG audit certifies a December 2025 snapshot. Its own June report shows the reserve buffer already down 40 percent.
Neutrl paused NUSD minting and redemptions over an unnamed reserve issue. The synthetic dollar's supply had already fallen 76% since February.
Curve turned on CRV rewards for three LlamaLend v2 gauges and CRV jumped 10 percent. LlamaLend earned $528 in fees last week and paid holders zero.
Coinsbuy says it replenished wallets after an $8 million hack across Ethereum and Tron. On-chain data shows the refund covered only about half.
The Bank of Italy sent USDC down ten routes and priced every leg. Stablecoin remittances ran 0.30% to 8.96%, and the chain took 0.4%.
New York's petition against Kalshi lists $36 billion at minimum, more than the entire on-chain World Cup prediction market. The CFTC filed first.
Stablecoins now move more value than most crypto assets combined. The total market cap crossed $318 billion, and the category has become essential infrastructure for trading, remittances, payment rails, and increasingly traditional finance. The coverage here tracks the full picture: USDT and USDC supply changes as a leading indicator of risk appetite, reserve composition and attestations from Tether, Circle, Paxos, and the rest of the issuer landscape, regulatory frameworks like the GENIUS Act in the US and MiCA stablecoin rules in the EU, the banking partnerships that decide which issuers stay solvent through stress, yield-bearing stablecoins like sUSDe and the regulatory questions they raise, and the freeze actions that determine whether a stablecoin behaves like cash or a permissioned asset. Geography matters now too. Euro stablecoins are launching with backing from French and German banks. Shariah-compliant stablecoins are landing on UAE-licensed chains. Hong Kong and Singapore are shaping their own regimes. Coinliva covers the supply moves, the freezes, the depegs, the audit reports, the issuer earnings, and the policy fights that decide which stablecoins survive the next regulatory cycle. The category that started as a trading tool is now financial infrastructure, and the stakes have grown to match.