February 23rd, 2026
The crypto payments market is growing rapidly although some countries ban the circulation of digital assets. According to data from the analytical service Statista, approximately 6 million transactions are conducted daily in the world. The majority of crypto payments occur in Ethereum, Bitcoin, and Stellar, while the most active users are still from countries with […]
Stellar and Advent have joined a list of companies including Ant Group and Western Union, to pitch for an acquisition of MoneyGram.
USDC multichain capability will allow the speed, scalability, and cost-effectiveness of the next-gen public chains.
The president of Victory Shares and Solutions Mannik Dhillon stated that cryptocurrencies are a viable asset class and can form part of a diversified asset portfolio.
By teaming up with Visa, Tala will allow all its customers using its native digital wallet to spend Circle’s USDC stablecoin across 70 million Visa-registered merchants.
Currently, XDB Foundation is looking to enter the NFT space, and with Litemint, this entrance will be successful.
Finishing the business week with some big announcements made by Theta Network, Stellar Lumens and Neo.
Most analysts predict that Bitcoin and Ethereum, Grayscale’s largest trusts, could reach $100K per BTC and $10K per ETH.
Signal is developing payment features to enable the use of MobileCoin, a ” privacy-focused cryptocurrency” built on the Stellar network.
Link has moved from a trading price of $12 on January 11, 2021, to a current position of $22 with a market cap of near $9 billion.
The cryptocurrency market is still northbound as Bitcoin sets new ATH every other week.
Ukraine is one of the countries that are now progressing in exploring the possibility of virtual assets and Central Bank digital currency.
According to a report, the price of XRP currently has three major resistance which are 2818 SAT, 3600 SAT, and 4200 SAT.
As Bitcoin price stalls, it is obvious that emotions will be the most decisive factor in the coming weeks as investors are controlled by the fear of losing out of a potentially promising position.
In order to support its price, Ripple decided to stop selling XRP and embark on buying back the tokens in the second and third quarters this year.