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Japan's Three Largest Banks Confirm Yen Stablecoin Feasibility

Mizuho Bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Bank and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corp. confirmed the feasibility of jointly issuing a yen-based stablecoin through a pilot test conducted from July 17 to July 23, NADA News reported on October 16. The test aimed to verify both technical and operational feasibility for the
Bloomingbit·10-16 08:26
Japan's Three Largest Banks Confirm Yen Stablecoin Feasibility

Cross River Bank integrates XRP Ledger for cross-border settlement, with RLUSD’s market cap surpassing $2.5 billion

Cross River Bank and Ripple have signed an agreement to integrate the RLUSD stablecoin into Cross River Bank’s proprietary Core Operating System (COS), providing fintech companies with services such as cross-border payments through the XRP Ledger. Ripple reported that RLUSD’s market cap has surpassed $2.5 billion, with more than $1 billion issued on XRPL. Cross River Bank and Ripple Integrate RLUSD into Proprietary Core Operating System (COS) According to Cross River Bank, Ripple’s RLUSD will be
XRP-3.16%
ETH-1.49%
Bisc·10-16 02:28
Cross River Bank接入XRP Ledger跨境結算

Taiwan’s FSC is considering allowing cross-industry stablecoin joint ventures, enabling banks to partner with tech companies, VASPs, and overseas issuers

According to the Economic Daily, Taiwan’s Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) said that, in addition to allowing banks to issue Stablecoins independently, it is studying whether to open up joint-venture models that would allow banks to partner with technology companies, VASPs, and offshore Stablecoin issuers to jointly issue Stablecoins, subject to restrictions on shareholder structures, such as banks’ ownership ratios. FSC officials said the relevant rules are still being coordinated among g
Bisc·10-16 02:14
台灣金管會研議開放穩定幣跨業合資

PI Token Falls to $0.077, Hitting a New Low Since July; Protocol 28 Upgrade Is the Main Catalyst

The Pi Network (PI) token fell to approximately $0.077 on Oct. 15, hitting its lowest level since July. Bitcoin (BTC) fell below $80k the same day amid higher-than-expected U.S. inflation data. Regarding the PI token’s fourth-quarter performance, Gemini said a rise to $0.15 is technically possible but would require support from catalysts such as the Protocol 28 upgrade and listings on major exchanges. Market Background: KOSPI Plummets and U.S. Inflation Exceeds Expectations, Bitcoin Falls Below
PI-1.94%
BTC-1.28%
Bisc·10-16 02:03
PI代幣跌至0.077美元創7月來新低

OUSD Market Cap Surpasses $800M Across Four Blockchains

Open Standard's OUSD stablecoin has surpassed $800 million in market capitalization, reaching $808.6 million across four blockchains. Over $500 million of this total is held on Tempo, representing approximately 64% of OUSD's market cap. OUSD is a decentralized stablecoin designed to provide users
GateCryptoDesk·10-15 20:32
OUSD Market Cap Surpasses $800M Across Four Blockchains

Stellar Launches $HYB and $deHYB Tokens for Institutional Credit

According to Stellar's official announcement, the platform launched $HYB and $deHYB tokens to enable institutional credit to function effectively on-chain. The initiative is designed to enhance asset management and credit mechanisms on the blockchain, opening new possibilities for larger financial e
XLM-3.85%
GateNews·10-15 18:51
Stellar Launches $HYB and $deHYB Tokens for Institutional Credit