Block Brings USDC to 60 Million Cash App Users

Tron (TRX) trades at $0.37 on May 25, 2026, with a market cap around $34.7 billion, ranked among the top 10 globally. The asset has rallied 30% over the past year, even as TRX-the-token keeps lagging Tron-the-network on basically every…

Cash App’s USDC rollout brings stablecoin transfers closer to mainstream users, with limits, compliance checks and adoption risks still important.

Sui launched USDsui in March 2026, the first major Layer-1 native stablecoin that returns reserve yield to the network. Here's why the model matters.

The launch of SoFiUSD by a US national bank could reshape the stablecoin market, enhancing trust and regulatory compliance in digital finance. The post Ethereum hosts launch of first stablecoin from US national bank appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Aave Labs' FCA registration enhances its regulatory credibility, potentially attracting institutional partnerships and expanding DeFi integration. The post Aave Labs secures FCA registration for Push subsidiaries in UK appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

The post UK eyes A7A5 stablecoin, Huobi/HTX for Russian sanctions case appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Homepage > News > Business > UK targets A7A5 stablecoin, Huobi/HTX for Russian sanctions evasion The United Kingdom is punishing a ruble-backed stablecoin issuer and the HTX digital asset exchange for assisting Russia’s efforts to evade economic sanctions imposed following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. On May 26, the U.K. government’s Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office issued a new round of measures targeting individuals and entities helping Russia evade economic sanctions imposed on the country following its invasion of Ukraine. Among the entities on the U.K.’s hit list are “the Kremlin-backed A7 network, which actively exploits Kyrgyzstan’s financial systems to channel funds into Russia’s war economy.” This network “claimed to have moved more than $90 billion last year—equivalent to roughly half of Russia’s yearly military expenditure” and nearly one-fifth of the countr

Aave Labs subsidiaries Push Labs Limited and Push Virtual Assets Limited have received approval from the UK Financial Conduct Authority to operate as registered cryptoasset exchange providers in the country. According to an announcement shared with crypto.news, the registrations add…

The post UK Targets HTX Affiliate as Report Flags $7.6B Suspicious Crypto Flows appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The UK sanctioned 18 entities connected to the “A7” network, while blockchain analytics firms Global Ledger and TRM Labs reported billions of dollars in Russia-linked crypto flows involving HTX. The sanctions include asset freezes and restrictions on British firms processing related transactions. HTX Denies Russia Sanctions Claims HTX pushed back against allegations tied to a new UK sanctions package after the British government accused affiliate Huobi Global S.A. of helping facilitate billions of dollars in transactions linked to Russia’s shadow financial network. The dispute started after the UK Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) announced sanctions against 18 entities allegedly connected to the “A7” network, which authorities claim has been used to help Russia evade financial restrictions imposed following the war in Ukraine. According to the UK gover