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BitGo Targets Wall Street as Stablecoin Competition Picks Up

BitGo Targets Wall Street as Stablecoin Competition Picks Up

BitGo Bank & Trust is now offering institutions access to Aave, Spark and Tesseract, integrating the protocols via Narval. The move lets eligible BitGo clients tap these approved DeFi protocols right from their qualified custody wallets. DeFi, or decentralized finance, uses blockchain to power lending, borrowing and trading with software protocols instead of traditional middlemen.
Ripple’s RLUSD Gets a Bigger Opening as U.S. Stablecoin Rules Shift Toward Regulated Dollars

Ripple’s RLUSD Gets a Bigger Opening as U.S. Stablecoin Rules Shift Toward Regulated Dollars

With the U.S. Senate hashing out a stablecoin rewards compromise, the push for regulated dollar tokens is gaining steam. Ripple’s RLUSD rollout on OKX suddenly looks more crucial, as lawmakers attempt to break the crypto legislation logjam. Coinbase on Friday confirmed a breakthrough on a sticking point that had blocked the bill’s progress in the Senate.
Circle’s CLARITY Act Selloff May Be Overdone as Stablecoin Draft Hits Coinbase Harder

Circle’s CLARITY Act Selloff May Be Overdone as Stablecoin Draft Hits Coinbase Harder

Some analysts argue Circle Internet Group’s drop tied to the CLARITY Act may be overdone. The latest Senate draft zeroes in on rewards for simply holding stablecoins, not the reserve yield that goes to issuers—a detail that slipped past parts of the market. Both Bernstein and Citigroup flagged the confusion: investors mixed up token platform rewards with yields distributed by the company itself.
Visa’s next stablecoin move: Stripe-owned Bridge to expand Visa cards to 100+ countries

Visa’s next stablecoin move: Stripe-owned Bridge to expand Visa cards to 100+ countries

Visa Inc is ramping up its collaboration with Stripe’s stablecoin platform, Bridge, aiming to roll out stablecoin-linked Visa cards in over 100 countries spanning Europe, Asia Pacific, Africa, and the Middle East by year’s end. These cards are already operational in 18 markets, allowing users to tap stablecoin balances at more than 175 million Visa-accepting merchants. Some transactions even settle “on-chain” via Bridge’s partner, Lead Bank, according to the companies.
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