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Pi Network is trading near $0.15 today, and the real question is whether a GENIUS Act-style shift toward regulated, reserve-backed digital dollars would cap its upside or finally give it a credible path to parity with the U.S. dollar. Pi…

Block’s Cash App has begun a phased rollout of USDC support, turning the app into a stablecoin payment rail for tens of millions of U.S. retail users. Block’s Cash App is gradually enabling stablecoin payments for its nearly 60 million…

SoFi's stablecoin success highlights the growing role of regulated banks in digital finance, potentially reshaping payment systems globally. The post SoFi’s SOFID stablecoin market cap exceeds $100M on Ethereum appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Payments giant Mastercard has secured New York’s BitLicense, one of the toughest regulatory approvals, to advance its digital assets strategy and expand its stablecoin and tokenized deposits infrastructure. Related Reading: UK Targets HTX, Russia-Linked Crypto Firms Amid Crackdown On Sanction Evasion Mastercard Wins Major Regulatory Approval On Wednesday, Mastercard announced that its subsidiary Mastercard Transaction […]

SoFi is making its SoFiUSD token available to members, marking a milestone in the convergence of regulated banking and blockchain.

SoFiUSD, first launched in December for enterprise clients, is now live inside the SoFi app — making it the first stablecoin issued by a US national bank available directly on a consumer banking platform.

The payments giant, which processed nearly $11 trillion in volume last year, secured one of the US's most demanding state crypto licenses as it moves to settle transactions in digital assets.

USDT and USDC dominate crypto dollars, but concentration can create payment friction, counterparty risk and policy pressure for users.