Y Combinator unveils standout startups from Spring 2026 Demo Day, with stablecoin funding taking center stage

The proposed rules by US government agencies suggested that stablecoin issuers be subject to customer identification program requirements under the Bank Secrecy Act, the same as regulated financial firms.

Trace Finance has raised $32 million to expand regulated stablecoin settlement infrastructure across Brazil, the US and other emerging markets.

Onchain capital is entering one of finance's oldest and most opaque markets: reinsurance.

Range, a Zug, Switzerland-based financial infrastructure company, closed an oversubscribed $8.3 million Series A on June 18, 2026, bringing its total funding to $11 million and positioning itself as a control layer for companies running stablecoin and fiat operations side by side. A Mixed Investor Base Signals Convergence The round drew traditional fintech capital alongside […]

The proposed rulemaking establishes how U.S. crypto companies will have to screen stablecoin customers after the passage of the GENIUS Act.

Avalanche's Payments Collective could redefine global finance by leveraging institutional crypto adoption, but execution and integration remain key. The post Avalanche launches Payments Collective with 28 organizations including Franklin Templeton, VanEck, and Paxos appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

A bipartisan housing bill negotiation has brought a proposed federal retail CBDC ban back into focus, raising fresh questions about stablecoins and the digital dollar.

The proposal could lead to industry consolidation, favoring larger stablecoin issuers who can absorb compliance costs, impacting market dynamics. The post Federal Reserve requests comments on stablecoin issuer proposal appeared first on Crypto Briefing.