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Dollar-backed stablecoins are consolidating their dominance in the digital currency market, while China remains focused on developing the digital yuan. An increasing number of experts believe that without its own stablecoin, Beijing risks missing the opportunity to challenge the dollar’s supremacy. Will China take this step?

Global markets are waiting for the continuation of the U.S. rate cut cycle. Earlier this year, the Fed took a pause to evaluate the impact of tariffs on inflation.

The gap between cryptocurrencies and traditional assets prevents investors from acting quickly and cost-effectively. Learn how the tokenization of U.S. stocks is changing the game — simplifying settlements, reducing fees, and paving the way for seamless capital management through crypto

The price of gold enjoyed a strong rally in the first half of the year. Ultimately, it faced resistance near the $3500 level. Gold bulls made ...

The major rally occurred without FOMO, as if almost no one in the public space suffered from fear of missing out the opportunity to buy ...