Bank of America Praises CBDCs and Stablecoins
According to a research paper published by Bank of America on Tuesday, digital currencies, like central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) and stablecoins, represent the natural progression of money…
Stablecoins
Stablecoins are a core part of crypto liquidity, payments and settlement. This archive covers USDT, USDC, issuers, reserves, regulation, payment integrations, exchange liquidity and adoption across DeFi and centralized platforms. The focus is on developments that affect trust, market plumbing and real-world usage.
Why this topic matters
Stablecoin coverage follows fiat-backed tokens, reserve transparency, issuer regulation, bank adoption, cross-border payments, DeFi liquidity and settlement infrastructure. The hub is especially relevant where payments, regulation and market liquidity overlap.
Common questions
What are stablecoins used for?
Trading liquidity, payments, settlement, DeFi collateral, remittances and access to dollar-denominated digital value.
Why do reserves matter?
Reserve quality and transparency affect confidence, redemption risk and regulatory scrutiny.
Which stablecoins does TCP follow?
Coverage commonly includes USDT, USDC, issuer activity, bank pilots, regulation and payment adoption.
Crypto Regulations Should be Similar to Traditional Bank Rules, Says Fed Vice Chair
Vice Chair for Supervision at Federal Reserve in his first address after assuming office, Michael S. Barr asserted that cryptocurrency activity requires the same…
China’s BSN Chairman Labels Bitcoin a Ponzi and Stablecoins as “Fine if Regulated”
Despite the government’s ban on all cryptocurrency transactions last year, the Chinese media and government authorities still caution the people against using cryptocurrencies like…
Tether To Launch GBP₮, A Sterling-Pegged Stablecoin
According to a press release, Tether, which is the issuer of the most popular stablecoin that is linked to the U.S. dollar, wants to…
USDD Loses Parity with the Dollar and Stands at $0.97, Is There a Danger?
Tron’s newly introduced algorithmic stablecoin USDD lost its dollar peg on Monday, dropping to a low of $0.97 on CoinMarketCap.