A major traditional finance infrastructure provider has set its sights on the Stellar blockchain, and market watchers say the timing could not be more significant. The Depository Trust and Clearing Corporation, better known as the DTCC, announced plans to connect its tokenization platform to the Stellar network as part of a broader multi-chain strategy. The move is aimed at supporting tokenized representations of assets held within the traditional financial system. Related Reading: Bitcoin Faces Prolonged Downtrend Through 2027, Analyst Warns A Bounce Off Long-Term Support The announcement triggered one of XLM’s strongest price advances in months. That rally formed the monthly candle now visible at what analyst MikybullCrypto labels point E on a long-term chart structure he has been tracking across several market cycles. The chart maps a series of repeating highs and lows on the monthly timeframe dating back to 2017. Points B and D mark previous peaks near a horizontal resistance zone,
MoneyGram launched MGUSD, a dollar-backed stablecoin on Stellar, on June 2, 2026. MGUSD is issued by Stripe’s Bridge with smart contracts from M0 and Fireblocks wallet. A self-custodial wallet in the MoneyGram app lets users hold USD-denominated balances. Global payment giant MoneyGram today officially released MoneyGram’s own U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin, MGUSD, on the Stellar blockchain […]
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The Dallas-based payments company is now the issuer of a U.S. dollar token on a public chain, with Stripe-owned Bridge as the regulated minter, M0 smart contracts handling supply, and Fireblocks holding the float.
Moneygram launched MGUSD on June 2, 2026, a U.S. dollar stablecoin built natively on the Stellar blockchain and integrated directly into the Moneygram app for self-custodial wallet access. What MGUSD Is and How It Works The stablecoin is issued by Bridge, a Stripe company that the firm describes as GENIUS Act-ready. Minting and burning run […]
MoneyGram has launched its own U.S. dollar stablecoin, MGUSD, on the Stellar blockchain, placing it at the center of a payments network that serves more than 60 million active customers. According to a Tuesday announcement, MGUSD is being issued by…
MGUSD's launch on Stellar could revolutionize global remittances, enhancing financial inclusion and stability for underserved communities worldwide.
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Burning the remaining escrow is an option Ripple has not ruled out, though its own chief architect has questioned whether doing so would actually move the price. David Schwartz pointed to a 2019 decision by the Stellar Development Foundation, which destroyed 55 billion XLM — half of its total supply — without triggering any noticeable price movement. Related Reading: Could XRP Hit $10 This Bull Run? World’s Highest IQ Holder Thinks So A Complicated Question On Burning Schwartz said Ripple could unilaterally ensure the locked tokens never enter circulation, and he added the company could replicate the effect of selling escrow by transferring control of the account that the escrow completes into. CEO Brad Garlinghouse, for his part, said he does not rule anything out when asked about permanently destroying the reserves. The comments come as Ripple completed its latest scheduled monthly escrow release, unlocking 1 billion XRP across three separate transactions worth more than $1.33 billio
A Citi GPS report shared with reporters ahead of Proof of Talk in Paris pencils in a 300-fold expansion in tokenized real-world assets, anchored on 10% of T-bills, 3% of U.S. stocks, and a $1.9 trillion stablecoin float by the end of the decade.
