Tether Buys Out SoftBank's XXI Stake: A Bitcoin Consolidation Play?
Tether is tightening its grip on Twenty One Capital, swallowing SoftBank's stake. This move underscores Tether's conviction, but is it a strategic win or a costly retreat?
Tether is tightening its grip on Twenty One Capital, swallowing SoftBank's stake. This move underscores Tether's conviction, but is it a strategic win or a costly retreat?
Georgia is stepping boldly into the future of finance with a lari-backed stablecoin, GEL₮, powered by Tether. This move signals a significant embrace of digital currency, but questions linger.
Tether's latest venture, a stablecoin dubbed GELT, is slated for launch with the backing of the Georgian government. The move signals another attempt to navigate the increasingly complex global regulatory landscape.
A US law firm's move to seize $344 million in frozen stablecoins tied to Iran has ignited a firestorm in the crypto world. Critics are calling the firm's tactics 'predatory' and 'evil,' arguing it jeopardizes compensation for hack victims.
Anchorage's bold move into agentic banking signals a seismic shift in financial infrastructure. With AI agents poised to conduct trillions in transactions, the race is on to build the rails.
The crypto world's promised digital dollar is showing cracks. Recent depegging events are forcing a closer look at the foundational stability of even major stablecoins.
Tether just dropped a billion-dollar profit report, all while a first-ever full audit is supposedly underway. But before you get too comfortable, let's talk about what this actually means for the shaky ground we all stand on in crypto.
When your kids' trust gets a fat loan from a crypto firm you're supposed to be regulating, red flags don't just wave, they do the Macarena. Senators Warren and Wyden are calling foul, and for good reason.
The digital ink barely dried on Tether's announcement of a massive crypto freeze when US authorities revealed their own haul: $344 million linked directly to Iran. This isn't just a financial headline; it's a peek behind the curtain of a new geopolitical battleground.
Forget Bitcoin's wild rides — stablecoins have snuck into the plumbing of international finance. They're not just holding value; they're dismantling the creaky correspondent banking system, one blockchain transfer at a time.