Stablecoins

A red trend and broad weakness were recorded today among the leading digital currencies, as Bitcoin and Ethereum lose ground and only stablecoins manage to provide a relative anchor for investors.

The US banking system is launching an unprecedented technological project to counter the rise of cryptocurrencies, aiming to establish a bank-owned nationwide blockchain network by 2027.

The social network X is in talks to integrate the USDC stablecoin for international payments and creator rewards, aiming to bypass traditional banking limitations.

The US FASB has proposed recognizing certain stablecoins as cash equivalents, Metaplanet is launching a US Bitcoin Treasury arm in a $130M+ deal, and South Korea is blocking Polymarket.

Over the past week, Bitcoin fell by 2.62%, Ethereum declined by 1.79%, while BNB saw a gain of 3.32%. Here is the weekly report on the market capitalization of leading cryptocurrencies.

Daily Crypto: Bitcoin fell by 1.32%, while Ethereum weakened by 0.69%. These are the notable changes and market capitalization of the leading coins in the crypto market.

Trading data for leading digital currencies indicates a mixed trend for the week. While Bitcoin is losing ground and trading around $63,800, Ethereum and Binance are showing a recovery.

The Capital Markets Authority has published a draft circular defining strict criteria for virtual currencies offered by Israeli crypto firms. The move aims to mitigate risks and institutionalize the local digital asset market.

Samsung is opening a new door to the crypto world by integrating stablecoin support into its Galaxy devices. This move could fundamentally change how millions of users manage money and make payments.