Tether scales up with eccentric VC portfolio and aggressive hiring plan: report
Tether has built a portfolio of 140 investments spanning sectors from South American agriculture to a stake in Italian football…
Month: February 2026
Crypto Advocates Round on Democrats’ ‘Crypto Crash’ Message
Crypto industry leaders fired back at Democrats on Friday after the party’s official X account posted “yikes” alongside a graphic…
El Salvador’s Path Forward: Security Successes and Crypto Challenges
El Salvador has emerged as a nation of interest under President Nayib Bukele, who assumed office in 2019. A recent…
China moves to block offshore yuan-backed stablecoin issuance
Beijing has moved to prohibit the unapproved overseas issuance of yuan-linked stablecoins, reinforcing its hardline stance on crypto assets. According…
Markets and Crypto Eye Policy Reforms As Japan’s Sanae Takaichi Secures Historic Victory
Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, often dubbed the country’s “Iron Lady,” has secured a historic landslide victory in the February…
Paolo Ardoino: Stablecoins are core financial infrastructure, Tether’s USAT enhances liquidity for US users, and the inevitability of stablecoin adoption | The Wolf Of All Streets
Key Takeaways Stablecoins are transitioning from niche crypto experiments to core financial infrastructure. Tether is launching USAT, a new stablecoin…
China Reminds Us of Its Bitcoin (BTC) Ban, Announces New Bans! Here Are the Details
China, known for its strict bans on Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, has introduced yet another ban. According to Bloomberg, China has…
Scott Bessent blames China’s margin crackdown for gold’s sudden crash after a record rally
Gold prices crashed last week after a record-setting rally, and Scott Bessent blamed it on reckless trading in China. Speaking…
Bank of Russia introduces strict account requirements in amended digital ruble rules
Russia’s monetary authority has updated the rules for opening digital ruble accounts, and the end result is a complicated procedure…
Federal Reserve entering ‘gradual print’ mode — Lyn Alden
The US Federal Reserve is entering into a “gradual” era of money printing that will stimulate asset prices “mildly” but…