A Coinbase and GiveDirectly pilot is giving $12,000 in USDC (a stablecoin) to low-income New Yorkers. The program takes inspiration from universal basic income experiments.

The GENIUS Act’s stablecoin yield ban fuels fintech innovation as exchanges exploit loopholes, threatening traditional banks’ ...

After years of talk about crypto’s “real world” potential, a group of New Yorkers is about to find out what it looks like in ...

OnePay, a financial technology firm partially owned by Walmart, intends to introduce cryptocurrency services later this year. The mobile banking application is ...

Coinbase and GiveDirectly launch Future First, a USDC pilot in New York to support low-income residents and boost crypto use.

"I was devastated knowing I fell for something like this," wrote one person in Florida who said they lost $41,000.

A fascinating experiment is taking place in the US right now: 160 people are going to be given $12,000 in crypto over the ...

The family’s crypto venture World Liberty Financial is launching a debit card as early as this year. Trump’s sons, Donald Jr.

He said it was a means to uphold US dollar hegemony in countries that oppose it, at the Token2049 event in Singapore. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

India’s stance on crypto regulations is getting much better, as the regulators are a lot more open to conversations, Michelle ...

Dubai: Visa has announced a new pilot under its Visa Direct platform that will use stablecoins to fund cross-border payments, ...