South Korea’s Eugene Investment and BEATOZ are testing whether stablecoins can handle the payment leg of tokenized securities subscriptions, aiming to keep issuance, payment, and settlement on one blockchain-based workflow. The move fits South Korea’s push toward regulated tokenized markets — with real infrastructure, not just crypto theater.
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Revolut has won conditional OCC approval for its planned U.S. bank, clearing a major hurdle toward a 2027 launch in Connecticut. A stablecoin is also on the roadmap, but key details and several regulatory approvals are still missing.
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JPMorgan is reportedly weighing a public stablecoin, a move that could put Wall Street squarely in USDT’s territory. It may boost mainstream adoption of digital dollars — or just deliver a more compliant, more controlled version of the same old finance.
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Ripple’s RLUSD has topped $2 billion in market value, but the milestone reflects rising circulation and usage, not a price pump. The bigger question: can Ripple turn regulated stablecoin growth into real ecosystem traction without overhyping the XRP angle?
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JPMorgan may be eyeing a stablecoin as U.S. rules push bank money onchain, but there’s no official launch yet. If it happens, it could signal a bigger shift toward tokenized payments and settlement — though likely with a lot more compliance and a lot less crypto freedom.
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Citigroup CEO Jane Fraser says clearer crypto rules are needed and confirms the bank is weighing its own stablecoin, a sign Wall Street is getting more serious about digital money. Useful infrastructure, yes — but still a regulatory minefield.
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Tether posted about $1.5 billion in Q2 2026 profit as USDT supply climbed to $184.6 billion, underscoring its grip on crypto liquidity. But the numbers also renew scrutiny over reserves, gold exposure, and the still-unfinished full audit question.
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Tether reported $1.04 billion in Q1 profit as USDT supply climbed to about $184.6 billion, powered largely by Treasury yield income. The numbers show a dominant, highly profitable stablecoin giant — but also one still drawing scrutiny over reserves, audits, and growing exposure beyond plain dollars.
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WEMIX froze bridges and paused liquidity after saying an attacker abused owner privileges to mint 5.23 million WEMIX$ without permission. The breach sent funds across chains and revives hard questions about WEMIX’s security after earlier hacks and June delistings.
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Japan’s AZ-COM Maruwa Holdings is reportedly preparing to pay about 2,300 carriers and independent drivers in JPYC, a yen-backed stablecoin, while also planning a ¥1 billion investment in the issuer. If it goes ahead, it could be Japan’s first large-scale corporate use of JPYC.
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