More than $1.5 trillion could flee the traditional banking system. US regional banks are the most vulnerable to this capital ...

Global stablecoins top $284B as banks warn of risks, analysts cite history, and a recent dip signals near-term investor caution.

Regulatory authorities in Europe are addressing the risks of stablecoins and pushing for tighter controls. In contrast to the United States’ fragmented regulations for stablecoins, European ...

European regulators can’t seem to agree on how to deal with stablecoins, those digital currencies pegged to real money. The European Commission is standing by its current rules, but central bankers ...

Remarks from Bank of Korea Governor Lee Chang-yong highlight growing tension between crypto regulation efforts and foreign ...

South Korea considers domestic virtual asset issuance as the central bank warns that stablecoins may disrupt capital flows ...

UK House of Lords launches inquiry into stablecoins, exploring risks, usage, and regulation to shape the country’s digital finance future.

The United States spent the 2010s incrementally upgrading bank-based magnetic-stripe cards with chips. Meanwhile, China leapfrogged the legacy card-based system by rolling out digital wallets and ...

The House of Lords Financial Services Regulation Committee has launched an inquiry into proposed stablecoin rules in the ...

The U.S. cannot assume its early lead in stablecoins will last. Dollar-pegged tokens dominate today, but Japan's clear regulations and institutional adoption could mean yen stablecoins dominate ...

Regulators and the Bank of Korea remain at odds over bank dominance in issuing won-backed stablecoins, stalling a long-awaited framework expected this year. South Korea is likely to end the year ...

South Korea's crypto bill requires stablecoin issuers to hold $3.5M minimum capital, targeting February submission amid BOK concerns.