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Tokenized Stocks Trade 24/7 as Wall Street Closes: Crypto Biz Recap
Tokenized stocks are drawing significant trading activity even after Wall Street closes, while Bitcoin miners face costly AI pivots and new accounting rules may benefit stablecoin issuers. Here’s the latest crypto business recap.
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Mastercard & BVNK Launch Fiat-Stablecoin Account: Stripe Targets 100 Countries
Mastercard and BVNK are launching a unified fiat and stablecoin account, while Stripe plans to roll out stablecoin cards across 100 countries by the end of 2026. These moves signal that stablecoins are becoming core payment infrastructure, not just trading tools.
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CoreWeave and Broadcom Reject Tokenized Shares on OKXICE
CoreWeave and Broadcom have publicly rejected having their stocks tokenized on OKXICE, which operates under an SEC rule treating 30 days of corporate silence as approval. This clash could reshape how crypto platforms offer tokenized equities moving forward.
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Coinbase Crypto Loans Hit $2.3B as Banks Build Tokenized Deposits
Coinbase’s crypto-backed loans have surpassed $2.3 billion while major banks accelerate tokenized deposit projects. Together, they reveal how blockchain is quietly becoming the foundation of modern finance.
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Circle Expands USDC to 40 New Markets: What It Means for Stablecoins
Circle is pushing USDC into 40 emerging and developing markets, shifting focus from crypto trading to real-world payments and digital dollar access. The move signals stablecoins are becoming mainstream financial infrastructure.
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Coinbase Stablecoin Cards: Marqeta Partnership Explained
Coinbase is teaming up with card-issuance giant Marqeta to bring stablecoin-backed debit cards to millions of users. The expanded partnership builds on their 2020 collaboration and signals growing mainstream adoption of crypto payments.
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Crypto Tax in France: Stablecoins Face New Levy After Tight Parliamentary Vote
In a razor-thin vote of 38 to 37, only 100 of France’s 577 deputies approved a new tax on stablecoins. The amendment could change how USDT, USDC, and DAI are taxed in France, with a decisive vote expected this Tuesday. This decision reflects the broader European debate on digital asset regulation.
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USDT in Europe: Why You Should Switch to USDC Now
MiCA regulation requires licensed platforms to delist non-compliant stablecoins like USDT by January 2027. European crypto users should consider switching to USDC now to avoid last-minute restrictions, higher conversion costs, and limited liquidity. Here’s what you need to know and how to make the move smoothly.