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Cardano will finally have its own fiat-backed stablecoin after one of its founding entities, EMURGO, announced that the USDA stablecoin will launch on the proof-of-stake network in the first quarter of 2023. origin »
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The biggest news in the cryptoverse for November 18 includes fears of Grayscale Bitcoin Trust being in trouble, Bahamas’ order for FTX to transfer its digital assets, and SafePal’s 125% spike as a result of the increasing popularity of non-custodial wallets.
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Cardano developer Emurgo will issue the first USD-backed stablecoin for the Cardano (ADA) ecosystem in Q1 2023, according to a press release on November 18, 2022. Emurgo unveils USDA Emurgo, the official commercial arm and a founding entity of the…
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USDA would be the first fully fiat-backed, regulatory-compliant stablecoin in the Cardano ecosystem, Emurgo said.
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Binance has completed two $100 million batches of stablecoin-to-Bitcoin conversions from its Secure Asset Fund for Users (SAFU), totaling $200 million or 20% of its $1 billion target. The conversions are part of a 30-day plan announced on January 30, 2026, which aims to shift the SAFU Fund’s reserves from stablecoins into Bitcoin while maintaining The post $200 Million Deployed: Why Binance’s Bitcoin Conversions Haven’t Moved the Market appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Gen Z is not abandoning crypto speculation. Rather, this generation is refining it as incomes tighten, after the post-2024 token cycle left millions of coins effectively dead. A growing cohort of young, crypto-native traders is shifting capital away from altcoins and meme coins and into on-chain prediction markets.
Fidelity Investments, one of the world’s largest asset managers, announced on Wednesday that it will launch a stablecoin on Ethereum. The token, called the Fidelity Digital Dollar (FIDD), is expected to become available on exchanges in the coming weeks for institutional and retail investors.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong thrust Bitcoin into the heart of the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) policy debate on Wednesday. His comments come as markets anticipate US President Donald Trump’s appearance at the event in Davos, given his history of unscripted remarks on trade, tariffs, and geopolitics.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong is pointing to China as a model for US stablecoin policy. The timing raises questions about his motives. Armstrong’s defense of China’s central bank digital currency interest payments comes as his company fights to preserve a key revenue stream under threat from the US banking lobby.
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong unveiled the company’s ambitious 2026 roadmap, promising a global “everything exchange”. While the vision is bold, users and developers alike are signaling frustration, citing a widening gap between Coinbase’s stated priorities and their on-the-ground experiences.
Congress is poised to make a historic move in US crypto regulation as Senator Cynthia Lummis’s bipartisan market structure bill approaches a January 2026 markup. After a decade of uncertainty, the legislation promises to bring clarity for innovators, protect consumers, and ensure that digital asset growth happens on American soil rather than overseas.