Tether’s USDT and its gold-backed XAUT tokens have gone live on The Open Network. A landmark deal for both sides, this cooperation might send ripples across the crypto industry.

Progress may not happen soon. Just like London — which faces political uncertainty as an election looms — Washington is likely to grind to a standstill as the presidential battle heats up.

USDe, an "internet bond" backed stablecoin inspired by Arthur Hayes, shrugs off past criticism as it emerges unscathed from the weekend's market turmoil.

Aiming for a slice of a rapidly growing market, Ripple, the company behind the XRP Ledger, has announced its own stablecoin. The token, pegged to the value of the US dollar, is expected to launch later this year.

Recent challenges and historical issues have put Waves under serious scrutiny, with Binance flagging potential standards concerns and previous project struggles casting shadows on future initiatives by founder Sasha Ivanov.

The huge Bitcoin buy coincides with surging institutional interest, fueled by U.S. Bitcoin ETFs and the approaching halving. This solidifies Tether as a major Bitcoin player, both as a holder and future miner.

With their strategy to blend traditional finance with blockchain, Ondo is paving the way for wider asset accessibility and instant transactions, creating a new era in global investment.

Ethena Labs announces its ENA Governance token airdrop, distributing 750 million tokens, or 5% of its total supply, aiming for broader governance engagement. The project’s synthetic dollar stablecoin, USDe, offers a 35% APY, backed by notable investors and exchanges.