HSBC Holdings Plc and Standard Chartered Plc are set to become among the first licensed stablecoin issuers in Hong Kong, giving two of the city’s note-issuing banks a central role in the government’s push to position itself as a global digital-asset hub

Sarah Breeden, Deputy Governor at the Bank of England, signalled that U.K. regulators may reconsider their relatively strict limits on stablecoin holdings, following pushback from the digital asset industry.

One particularly important but largely underreported development in the stablecoin space has been the granting of national trust bank charters by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) to stablecoin and digital asset firms.

Mastercard launches Crypto Partner Program with 85 digital asset firms as it moves to defend its position against stablecoins and Visa.

Nasdaq announces partnership with Boerse Stuttgart Group's DLT settlement firm, Seturion

Nasdaq to distribute tokenized stocks globally via crypto exchange Kraken

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US regulators greenlight public permissionless blockchains to banks

NYSE's parent company, ICE, invests in crypto exchange, OKX, at $25B valuation

Kraken becomes the first digital asset firm to secure Fed Master Account access

Visa and Bridge to expand their stablecoin card partnership and bring the program to more than 100 countries

Nasdaq seeks prediction market product approval from SEC

EUR stablecoin consortium Qivalis targets H2 2026 launch

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Key points from OCC's just released proposed rulemaking for Genius stablecoins.

Revolut, along with ReStabilise, Monee Financial Technologies and VVTX, has been chosen by the UK financial watchdog as one of four companies to test the use of stablecoins. 

Stablecoin market size is scaling. But how is the stablecoin business? Circle's latest results offer key insight.