Finding it challenging to cut through the stablecoin noise? We curate the signals that matter — key ideas, updates, and perspectives shaping programmable finance.
Last week, BVNK released their Stablecoin Utility Report 2026. One finding stood out: users named irreversible transactions and the risk of losing funds as a top-three friction point. This feels like a good time to share where Coinbax came from.
BVNK, YouGov, Coinbase, and Artemis surveyed 4,658 stablecoin holders across 15 countries, revealing that 77% would open a stablecoin wallet through their bank and users save 40% on fees versus traditional payments.
Coinbax advances to the final four at Consensus Hong Kong PitchFest, presenting its stablecoin trust infrastructure on main stage alongside top fintech innovators.
The CFTC revises its stablecoin guidance to authorize national trust banks as permitted issuers of dollar-backed tokens, expanding institutional access under the GENIUS Act framework.
Treasury officials detail how the GENIUS Act's reserve mandate is already generating federal revenue, while a federal interagency council brokers meetings between banks and crypto firms on market structure legislation.
Artemis data reveals stablecoin transaction volume hit $10.3 trillion in January 2026, with USDC processing $8.4 trillion alone — placing stablecoins on par with traditional global payment networks.
S&P Global Ratings projects euro-pegged stablecoins could grow from €650 million today to between €25 billion and €1.1 trillion by 2030, as MiCAR regulatory clarity drives European banks to become active stablecoin issuers.
Fidelity Digital Assets unveils FIDD, an Ethereum-based stablecoin backed by cash and US Treasuries, signaling traditional finance's deepening commitment to blockchain infrastructure.
Tether unveils USA₮, a US-regulated dollar-backed stablecoin designed to comply with the GENIUS Act, partnering with Anchorage Digital Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald.
Boston Consulting Group and Dfns project stablecoin market to reach $3 trillion by 2030, with onchain payments 90% cheaper than traditional rails as the GENIUS Act and MiCAR accelerate institutional deployment.
Zero Hash's comprehensive analysis reveals 146% year-over-year growth in active stablecoin usage, 1.4+ billion stablecoin-ready accounts globally, and 690% increase in transaction volume as regulatory clarity from the GENIUS Act and MiCAR drives institutional adoption across 106 countries.
BNY projects digital cash equivalents including stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and digital money market funds to reach $3.6 trillion by 2030, with stablecoins alone growing to $1.5 trillion as the GENIUS Act enables institutional participation.
Patrick Kim examines the explosive growth of crypto payment cards as infrastructure connecting stablecoins to real-world commerce, with volumes growing from $100M to $1.5B monthly.
Chiara Munaretto shares an 83-page comprehensive guide covering key concepts, roles, and mechanisms that underpin stablecoin systems.
Coinbax integrates with Jack Henry's core banking platforms, bringing stablecoin payment infrastructure to 7,400+ banks and credit unions.
Davos 2026 declares digital assets at an inflection point as stablecoin transactions surge 75% YoY to $33 trillion, with MiCA and the GENIUS Act accelerating institutional tokenization.
Stablecoin Blueprint curates a list of thought leaders and industry voices shaping the conversation around stablecoins on LinkedIn.
Banks seeking to establish subsidiaries as stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act must submit comprehensive documentation covering stablecoin features, financial projections, governance, compliance policies, and more.
BankTech Ventures leads seed round with backing from Connecticut Innovations, Paxos, SpringTime Ventures, and banking industry leaders.
JPMorgan launches tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, marking a significant step in Wall Street's adoption of blockchain technology for traditional financial instruments.
DTCC receives authorization to launch a tokenization service for DTC-custodied assets, marking a major milestone in traditional finance's adoption of blockchain technology.
Coinbax CEO Peter Glyman joins Between Builds to discuss the journey of building impactful companies and the strategic thinking behind long-term success in fintech.
Bankers on Chain and Peter Glyman argue that reversible smart contracts and escrow mechanisms could make stablecoins viable for mainstream commercial use.
Japan's Sony Bank is preparing to launch a dollar-pegged stablecoin in the United States, partnering with Bastion to target gaming and entertainment payments.
Tom Brown explains why recent legal developments have fundamentally changed how money ownership works, ending the banking system's 112-year monopoly.
The GENIUS Act establishes federal regulation for stablecoins, creating new strategic options for businesses with instant settlement, programmability, and global accessibility.
How the GENIUS Act positions stablecoin oversight as strategic economic policy — and what it means for the future of dollar-denominated digital finance infrastructure.
Analysis of regulatory frameworks and implementation challenges for stablecoin legislation.
Recommendations for Treasury on ensuring diverse financial institutions can participate in stablecoin issuance and custody under the GENIUS Act.
Taylor Zito explores how the GENIUS Act creates opportunities and challenges for banks in the payments space.
Geezeo co-founder departs Jack Henry to launch new stablecoin venture focused on programmable trust.
EY research reveals 52% of organizations cite reduced transaction costs and 45% point to faster cross-border payments as primary drivers for stablecoin adoption, with the GENIUS Act addressing the regulatory uncertainty 73% identified as the top barrier.
What does the GENIUS Act mean for your credit union? This breaks down the new law that lets co-ops issue stablecoins.
A bottom-up analysis of real-world stablecoin usage based on research with 22 companies, identifying $136 billion in stablecoin payments settled between January 2023 and August 2025.
The first federal framework for payment stablecoins — who can issue them, what reserves are required, and how the dual-track regulatory system works.
Banks and lawmakers agree that the GENIUS Act could be the blueprint that makes stablecoins safe, legal, and mainstream.
Merkle Science webinar examining stablecoin risks, regulatory concerns, and private sector solutions as market cap exceeds $156 billion.
BVNK, YouGov, Coinbase, and Artemis surveyed 4,658 stablecoin holders across 15 countries, revealing that 77% would open a stablecoin wallet through their bank and users save 40% on fees versus traditional payments.
Coinbax advances to the final four at Consensus Hong Kong PitchFest, presenting its stablecoin trust infrastructure on main stage alongside top fintech innovators.
The CFTC revises its stablecoin guidance to authorize national trust banks as permitted issuers of dollar-backed tokens, expanding institutional access under the GENIUS Act framework.
Treasury officials detail how the GENIUS Act's reserve mandate is already generating federal revenue, while a federal interagency council brokers meetings between banks and crypto firms on market structure legislation.
Artemis data reveals stablecoin transaction volume hit $10.3 trillion in January 2026, with USDC processing $8.4 trillion alone — placing stablecoins on par with traditional global payment networks.
S&P Global Ratings projects euro-pegged stablecoins could grow from €650 million today to between €25 billion and €1.1 trillion by 2030, as MiCAR regulatory clarity drives European banks to become active stablecoin issuers.
Fidelity Digital Assets unveils FIDD, an Ethereum-based stablecoin backed by cash and US Treasuries, signaling traditional finance's deepening commitment to blockchain infrastructure.
Tether unveils USA₮, a US-regulated dollar-backed stablecoin designed to comply with the GENIUS Act, partnering with Anchorage Digital Bank and Cantor Fitzgerald.
Boston Consulting Group and Dfns project stablecoin market to reach $3 trillion by 2030, with onchain payments 90% cheaper than traditional rails as the GENIUS Act and MiCAR accelerate institutional deployment.
Zero Hash's comprehensive analysis reveals 146% year-over-year growth in active stablecoin usage, 1.4+ billion stablecoin-ready accounts globally, and 690% increase in transaction volume as regulatory clarity from the GENIUS Act and MiCAR drives institutional adoption across 106 countries.
BNY projects digital cash equivalents including stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and digital money market funds to reach $3.6 trillion by 2030, with stablecoins alone growing to $1.5 trillion as the GENIUS Act enables institutional participation.
Patrick Kim examines the explosive growth of crypto payment cards as infrastructure connecting stablecoins to real-world commerce, with volumes growing from $100M to $1.5B monthly.
Chiara Munaretto shares an 83-page comprehensive guide covering key concepts, roles, and mechanisms that underpin stablecoin systems.
Coinbax integrates with Jack Henry's core banking platforms, bringing stablecoin payment infrastructure to 7,400+ banks and credit unions.
Davos 2026 declares digital assets at an inflection point as stablecoin transactions surge 75% YoY to $33 trillion, with MiCA and the GENIUS Act accelerating institutional tokenization.
Stablecoin Blueprint curates a list of thought leaders and industry voices shaping the conversation around stablecoins on LinkedIn.
Banks seeking to establish subsidiaries as stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act must submit comprehensive documentation covering stablecoin features, financial projections, governance, compliance policies, and more.
BankTech Ventures leads seed round with backing from Connecticut Innovations, Paxos, SpringTime Ventures, and banking industry leaders.
JPMorgan launches tokenized money market fund on Ethereum, marking a significant step in Wall Street's adoption of blockchain technology for traditional financial instruments.
DTCC receives authorization to launch a tokenization service for DTC-custodied assets, marking a major milestone in traditional finance's adoption of blockchain technology.
Coinbax CEO Peter Glyman joins Between Builds to discuss the journey of building impactful companies and the strategic thinking behind long-term success in fintech.
Bankers on Chain and Peter Glyman argue that reversible smart contracts and escrow mechanisms could make stablecoins viable for mainstream commercial use.
Japan's Sony Bank is preparing to launch a dollar-pegged stablecoin in the United States, partnering with Bastion to target gaming and entertainment payments.
Tom Brown explains why recent legal developments have fundamentally changed how money ownership works, ending the banking system's 112-year monopoly.
The GENIUS Act establishes federal regulation for stablecoins, creating new strategic options for businesses with instant settlement, programmability, and global accessibility.
How the GENIUS Act positions stablecoin oversight as strategic economic policy — and what it means for the future of dollar-denominated digital finance infrastructure.
Analysis of regulatory frameworks and implementation challenges for stablecoin legislation.
Recommendations for Treasury on ensuring diverse financial institutions can participate in stablecoin issuance and custody under the GENIUS Act.
Taylor Zito explores how the GENIUS Act creates opportunities and challenges for banks in the payments space.
Geezeo co-founder departs Jack Henry to launch new stablecoin venture focused on programmable trust.
EY research reveals 52% of organizations cite reduced transaction costs and 45% point to faster cross-border payments as primary drivers for stablecoin adoption, with the GENIUS Act addressing the regulatory uncertainty 73% identified as the top barrier.
What does the GENIUS Act mean for your credit union? This breaks down the new law that lets co-ops issue stablecoins.
A bottom-up analysis of real-world stablecoin usage based on research with 22 companies, identifying $136 billion in stablecoin payments settled between January 2023 and August 2025.
The first federal framework for payment stablecoins — who can issue them, what reserves are required, and how the dual-track regulatory system works.
Banks and lawmakers agree that the GENIUS Act could be the blueprint that makes stablecoins safe, legal, and mainstream.
Merkle Science webinar examining stablecoin risks, regulatory concerns, and private sector solutions as market cap exceeds $156 billion.