Meta rolls out stablecoin payouts for creators in Philippines, Colombia
The latest stablecoin move comes years after Meta first dipped its toes into stablecoins through Libra in 2019, before scrapping the plans in 2022 due to regulatory pushback....
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South Korea’s Shinhan Card to test real-world stablecoin payments on Solana
Shinhan Card, South Korea's major credit card firm, is partnering with Solana Foundation to test stablecoin payments on blockchain. The proof-of-concept focuses on real-world merchant transactions, validating non-custodial wallet security and exploring hybrid finance models combining traditional banking with DeFi. This signals institutional crypto adoption ahead of South Korea's anticipated Digital Asset Basic Act regulation.
Crypto becomes most muted topic on X, and AI slop may be the culprit
Crypto has become the most-muted topic on X since the platform launched its snooze feature, with AI-generated spam and InfoFi posting likely driving users to tune it out....
Trump-backed World Liberty Financial races toward 62 billion token unlock with near-unanimous vote
World Liberty Financial's 62-billion WLFI token unlock proposal is poised to pass with 99.5% support, introducing a two-year cliff before vesting 40.7 billion tokens over five years. Insiders will burn 10% of holdings. However, governance remains concentrated among four major wallets controlling 40% of voting power, while the project faces a lawsuit from Tron founder Justin Sun over allegedly frozen tokens.