Crypto News

Citi plans to add native bitcoin custody to its new Custody+ platform later in 2026, bringing traditional and crypto safekeeping into one institutional framework—but custody alone does not generate BTC yield.

Tempo has launched an embedded Earn product that lets businesses route stablecoin balances into tokenized cash, Treasury, lending and credit strategies while controlling how rewards are shared.

Circle has received a limited-purpose trust charter from New York regulators, adding another layer of oversight around its USDC infrastructure—but the approval does not turn USDC into a bank deposit or create a new source of yield.

The CLARITY Act could give stablecoin platforms clearer rules for rewards, lending, liquidity and other earn products—even as it restricts passive yield paid solely for holding a stablecoin.

Samsung plans to add native stablecoin support to Samsung Wallet, potentially bringing digital-dollar transfers to Galaxy phones. Launch timing, regions, networks and supported assets remain unconfirmed.

Once the world’s largest Bitcoin mining pool, Poolin is seeking bankruptcy protection.

Visa has introduced an enterprise stablecoin platform for banks, fintechs and crypto companies, with Open USD as its first supported stablecoin.

Major banks plan a shared tokenized-deposit network for 2027. Here’s how bank deposits on blockchain rails differ from stablecoins—and what it could mean for stablecoin yields.

StablePay combines instant USDT payments with a built-in Earn feature. Here’s what stablecoin yield users should know about rates, fees and risk.

Bitget has launched Cash Plus, a stablecoin cash-management product offering daily auto-compounding and a 4% launch reference APR for USDT and USDC deposits.

X Money is offering select U.S. Premium+ users a reported 6% APY on cash balances, 3% cash back and free ATM withdrawals during its limited rollout.

SBI VC Trade will open a 12-week lending product for the JPYSC yen stablecoin on July 16, with an introductory annual rate of 3%.