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Moving money across borders just got absurdly cheap. KPMG dropped a bombshell report showing stablecoins can slash international payment costs by 99%.

Thursday delivered another gut punch to crypto bulls. Bitcoin slid 2% to $108,800, nearly erasing its bounce from Friday’s brutal crash. Meanwhile, gold hit fresh all-time highs

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange just opened the door for institutions to bet on XRP and Solana in a whole new way. Options trading for both cryptocurrencies went live this week.

Cross-border payments suck. They’re slow, expensive, and ridiculously complicated. But that’s about to change dramatically.

Crypto got crushed Wednesday while stocks and gold partied. Bitcoin held above $112,000, barely. But altcoins? They collapsed.

Crypto just survived its biggest leverage purge ever. Over $20 billion in positions got liquidated in a single session. Prices crashed. Traders panicked. Forums exploded with

Bitcoin is barely hanging on. The price sits at $111,000 after a brutal weekend that wiped half a trillion dollars from the total crypto market.

The two giants controlling 82% of the stablecoin market face unprecedented threats. From unexpected competitors to regulatory pressure, their dominance isn’t looking as permanent

BlackRock’s Larry Fink just dropped a hint that sent ripples through the crypto world. The asset management titan is eyeing a bigger role in tokenization and expects explosive

South Korea just unfroze a deal everyone thought was dead. Binance’s attempt to crack the Korean market through GOPAX might finally happen after sitting in regulatory limbo since