Tether and Fasset have launched what they describe as the world’s first gold-backed neobanking Visa card, giving users a way to spend fiat at merchants worldwide while accumulating tokenized gold through cashback and automatic round-ups. Gold Becomes Spendable According to Tether’s announcement, the card runs on the Visa network, accepted wherever Visa is used globally. […]
Coinbase and Circle shares have come under pressure after a CoinDesk report said Coinbase is weighing a role in a new stablecoin platform backed by Stripe, Visa, and Mastercard. CoinDesk reported that Coinbase Global is evaluating whether to participate in…
Cathie Wood has reignited the long-running debate between Bitcoin and gold after raising her bullish Bitcoin forecast to as much as $1.5 million, drawing a sharp response from billionaire mining investor Frank Giustra. According to comments shared on X on…
Tether and Fasset have launched a Visa card that lets users spend tokenized gold through everyday purchases while earning rewards in Tether Gold. According to the announcement, the card runs on Visa’s global payments network and can be used at…
Visa, Mastercard, and Stripe are reportedly backing a new shared stablecoin platform aimed at faster, cheaper cross-border settlement, according to a Coindesk report published Wednesday by reporter Ian Allison, citing three people familiar with the plans. Payments Giants Eye Shared Stablecoin Infrastructure The platform, which has not been officially announced and carries no confirmed name, […]
RBI's gold reserve strategy underscores a commitment to economic stability, signaling a preference for safeguarding assets amid currency volatility.
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RBI's gold reserve strategy underscores a commitment to economic stability, signaling a preference for safeguarding assets amid currency volatility.
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The Bitcoin price has suffered a significant crash, falling from above the psychological $70,000 this week. Crypto pundit Nobler cited why the leading crypto was crashing, while analyst Chiefy revealed what to expect next from BTC. Why The Bitcoin Price Is Crashing In an X post, Nobler revealed that the USDT issuer Tether was liquidating some of its BTC holdings, which was contributing to the Bitcoin price crash. He noted that this was the first time they had sold directly from their BTC reserve wallet. The pundit added that things were not looking good for crypto. Related Reading: Bitcoin Moves Into Accumulation Zone That Will Send It On Next All-Time High Run To $250,000 On-chain data showed that Tether moved 204 BTC from its wallet to the Bitfinex exchange, sparking concerns of a sell-off. Tether is among a host of entities believed to have dumped BTC recently, sparking the Bitcoin price crash. The defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox also transferred 10,422 BTC, worth almost $740 mill