RWA Inc., a Real World Asset (RWA) tokenization company, has announced its landmark partnership with Farhan Qadir, Founder and CEO of Nexus Worldwide Group. Farhan Qadir is also a famous former CEO of Color Star Technology (NASDAQ) and a recognized leader in cross-border collaboration. The main purpose behind this high-level partnership is to officially functionalize
SoftBank is in talks to invest up to $30 billion more in OpenAI, according to a Wall Street Journal report. The Japanese technology investment firm already holds approximately 11% of OpenAI following a $22.5 billion investment in December 2025. The additional funding under discussion would further cement SoftBank’s position as one of the largest shareholders
US fast-food restaurant chain Steak ’n Shake has added $5 million worth of Bitcoin to its Strategic Bitcoin Reserve as part of a pledge to funnel all sales made in Bitcoin straight into the fund. The move takes the company’s total Bitcoin ($BTC) holdings to $15 million, equivalent to roughly 167.7 $BTC at the time
The US federal government is heading toward a partial shutdown, putting bitcoin markets on alert. However, unlike last year’s 43-day full shutdown, the smaller scale of this potential closure suggests price impact may be contained. With six of twelve spending bills already passed and historical data showing 60% of shutdown crises end in last-minute deals,
Morgan Stanley has tapped veteran executive Amy Oldenburg to lead the investment bank’s new crypto unit, just weeks after announcing plans to launch three crypto exchange-traded funds and a crypto wallet. Oldenburg will transition to head of digital asset strategy after working in Morgan Stanley’s emerging markets equity team since 2001, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday.
Investors pulled $1.73 billion from digital asset funds, in what appears to be the heaviest outflows since mid-November 2025. The trend indicates that a bearish mood is building, much like during past declines. Weak price action, fading expectations of near-term rate cuts, and disappointment that crypto hasn’t acted as a hedge against debasement appear to
Tether’s new stablecoin, USAT, could pose the first serious challenge to Circle’s (CRCL) $USDC in the U.S. market, analysts say — if it can win over institutions. Launched in partnership with federally chartered bank Anchorage Digital and Cantor Fitzgerald, USAT is Tether’s first attempt at a U.S.-regulated dollar token aimed at institutional users. Tether’s flagship
Table of Contents Why Treasury Bills Are Tether’s Cash CowWhat About Fees?Does Tether Invest in Anything Besides Treasuries?The $5.2 Billion vs. $15 Billion QuestionHow Big Is Tether Now?Why Stablecoins Dominated 2025 EarningsWhat Tether Doesn’t Make Money FromThe Bottom LineFrequently Asked Questions Tether makes money by investing the reserves that back $USDT. When users deposit dollars
Circle has introduced a privacy-focused version of its $USDC stablecoin on Aleo, highlighting a broader push by privacy-oriented blockchains to gain access to regulated, dollar-backed assets as demand for onchain privacy tools grows. Circle and Aleo announced Tuesday that USDCx on Aleo is now available via Circle’s xReserve, a reserve-backed issuance model that allows $USDC