The EU is continuing to boost its initiative to create a digital euro, due in large part to the recent landmark legislation enacted in the U.S. to regulate its stablecoin market.

Banks and payment giants are quietly rolling out crypto payments for real-world use. From Visa to PayPal, stablecoins are ...

XRP gained 8% on Friday after Ripple announced a partnership with Japanese firm SBI Holdings to begin distributing the Ripple ...

Like a 21st-century space race, the world's biggest economic powers are staking their claim in a little-known digital ...

In recent months, the geopolitical landscape of digital currencies has been rapidly evolving. With the United States unveiling progressive legislation on stablecoins, the European Union finds itself ...

The future of USDC is also tied to the development of global regulations. Instead of an obstacle to innovation, regulatory ...

The European Union (EU) is reportedly mulling over launching a digital version of the Euro on either the Ethereum (ETH) or ...

The USA has quickly pushed through its law on stablecoins. Now EU officials feel under pressure to move forward with the ...

European policymakers are intensifying efforts to advance a digital euro after the United States approved sweeping ...

Policymakers in the European Union are fast-tracking work on a digital euro after the U.S.'s landmark stablecoin law deepened ...

The United States is advancing stablecoin regulation at great speed. At the center are legal certainty, easier market entry, ...

While stablecoins may offer new tools for advancing China’s monetary ambitions, their decentralised logic sits uneasily with ...