From Tether’s entrenched dominance to Trump-backed USD1’s political clout, 2025’s seven fastest-moving stablecoins are reshaping liquidity, regulation battles, and the future of digital dollars.
Chinese nationals gain new access to USD stablecoins in Hong Kong under a closely watched trial, marking a key test for digital dollar demand, cross-border flows, and Beijing’s evolving stance on crypto.
JPMorgan warns U.S. stablecoin policy could become a zero-sum game, forcing clear winners and losers as incumbents clash with fintechs over regulatory control and market dominance.
A Web3 executive says the ‘endgame’ for US dollar stablecoins is eliminating tickers, creating seamless digital cash that operates beyond exchange labels and reshapes how value moves on‑chain.
Inside the Hyperliquid stablecoin race: industry leaders and startups compete to issue USDH, pledging liquidity, regulatory compliance and transparency as they vie for market share in tokenized dollars.
As Congress returns from recess, lawmakers renew debate over a U.S. central bank digital currency, scrutinizing implications for privacy, financial stability and innovation amid intense lobbying.
In a bold legislative move, an anti-CBDC bill aims to limit the Federal Reserve’s authority over a potential digital dollar. Proponents argue it safeguards individual financial freedom, ensuring that government control does not stifle innovation and privacy.