ECB survey finds limited but rising stablecoin holdings among euro area consumers
The central bank's Economic Bulletin says current exposures remain small while warning that growth could affect consumer confidence and markets.
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The central bank's Economic Bulletin says current exposures remain small while warning that growth could affect consumer confidence and markets.
Several undecided contests feature candidates seen as friendly to digital assets, according to Cointelegraph.
The expansion takes the tokenized offering past 1,500 assets, but the new UK tokens cannot be bought by investors in the UK.
The Brazilian exchange says the restart will be gradual, run through Brazil's Pix instant payment system and cover only balances in reais.
The service covers bitcoin, ether and the stablecoins USDC, EURC and EURAU, according to a report by Bits.media.
The ECB expects EU lawmakers to agree the legal framework by the end of 2026, with a pilot planned for the second half of 2027.
The draft, leaked earlier in the week, would affect the games sector where virtual currencies are involved, GamesIndustry.biz reports.
Chris Giancarlo told BMTV the two agencies cooperate well, while a fight over turf in Congress is still ahead.
The 2024 sale meant the bankrupt exchange did not benefit from the stake's later value, CriptoNoticias reports.
Russia's Justice Ministry registered a central bank directive setting requirements for organized trading in digital currencies and digital rights.
The magazine piece says customers struggled to reach their money after the collapse of the digital bank Ueno.
Sam Lyman argues that dollar stablecoins could drive significant demand for U.S. debt and act as a gateway to Bitcoin.
Nearly $6.23 billion of the loss came from unrealized fair value losses on digital asset holdings, according to an SEC filing.
Germany's financial regulator says the site offers financial, securities and crypto-asset services without the required permission.
Germany's financial supervisor says the site's unknown operators are suspected of offering financial, securities and crypto-asset services without authorisation
Germany's financial supervisor suspects two of the sites offered crypto-asset services and a third ran lending without a licence.