Stablecoin

Stablecoins now move more value than most crypto assets combined. The total market cap crossed $318 billion, and the category has become essential infrastructure for trading, remittances, payment rails, and increasingly traditional finance. The coverage here tracks the full picture: USDT and USDC supply changes as a leading indicator of risk appetite, reserve composition and attestations from Tether, Circle, Paxos, and the rest of the issuer landscape, regulatory frameworks like the GENIUS Act in the US and MiCA stablecoin rules in the EU, the banking partnerships that decide which issuers stay solvent through stress, yield-bearing stablecoins like sUSDe and the regulatory questions they raise, and the freeze actions that determine whether a stablecoin behaves like cash or a permissioned asset. Geography matters now too. Euro stablecoins are launching with backing from French and German banks. Shariah-compliant stablecoins are landing on UAE-licensed chains. Hong Kong and Singapore are shaping their own regimes. Coingo covers the supply moves, the freezes, the depegs, the audit reports, the issuer earnings, and the policy fights that decide which stablecoins survive the next regulatory cycle. The category that started as a trading tool is now financial infrastructure, and the stakes have grown to match.