
Stablecoins May Fund US Debt Amid Foreign Investor Shift
Foreign investors are reducing Treasury bill purchases, leading Washington to consider stablecoin issuers as a potential source of demand for US debt.
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Foreign investors are reducing Treasury bill purchases, leading Washington to consider stablecoin issuers as a potential source of demand for US debt.

Crypto markets, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP, experienced a sharp decline as prominent market maker Wintermute reportedly built significant short

Grayscale files for a Zcash ETF, proposing a 2.5% fee and addressing historical price tracking issues, with potential DCG stake concerns.

Solana's first on-chain governance votes are imminent, but a frontend display error regarding quorum calculation has emerged, raising questions about the

Bitcoin and Ether prices surge, liquidating bearish positions. Meanwhile, X (formerly Twitter) explores stablecoin payments for creators, signaling

Researchers are actively working to reduce a cryptographic security gap in Ethereum's zkEVM implementations, aiming for a 128-bit target.

Shade Protocol holders face a critical deadline to burn SHD tokens for potential future allocation, with the Secret Network project winding down its

Bitcoin hardware wallet maker Coldcard has released a new firmware update, citing AI assistance in identifying bugs following a significant theft.

Wyoming's state-backed stable token FRNT is migrating its cross-chain infrastructure to Chainlink CCIP following a security review, signaling a focus on

A crypto strategist suggests US Treasury buybacks could significantly impact Bitcoin's price trajectory, potentially driving it towards $180,000.

Bitcoin price climbed over $72,000 as US Treasury buybacks eased yields and former President Trump advocated for crypto legislation.

HYPE token surged after Donald Trump indicated the CFTC is exploring compliant US access for the Hyperliquid derivatives platform.