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Stablecoin issuers, reserves, bank settlement, payments and regulation, with reporting on USDT, USDC and other digital currencies.

Trump Delays Housing Bill Signing, Leaving US CBDC Ban on Hold

Trump has delayed signing a housing bill that includes a temporary ban on the Federal Reserve creating a CBDC. The bill also protects certain dollar-backed stablecoins from being treated like a central bank digital currency. The move could raise questions about whether other crypto legislation, including the CLARITY Act, may also face delays.

Ripple Secures Preliminary MiCA Approval in Luxembourg Ahead of EU Crypto Deadline

Ripple has received preliminary approval for a crypto asset service provider license in Luxembourg ahead of the European Union’s July 1 MiCA deadline. Once finalized, the license will allow Ripple to offer regulated crypto and stablecoin payment services across the European Economic Area, strengthening its position in Europe’s digital asset market.

Binance To List Centrifuge (CFG) For Spot Trading On March 16

Binance will list Centrifuge (CFG) for spot trading on March 16, 2026, at 13:00 UTC with trading pairs CFG/USDT, CFG/USDC, and CFG/TRY. The token will transition from Binance Alpha to the main spot market, with deposits opening one hour before trading and withdrawals starting March 17.

Deutsche Bank-backed AllUnity debuts MiCA-compliant Swiss franc stablecoin on Ethereum

AllUnity has launched CHFAU, a Swiss franc–pegged stablecoin issued under MiCA compliance after securing a BaFin license. The token targets institutional settlement use cases and expands the firm’s regulated stablecoin portfolio. While CHF stablecoins have historically seen limited adoption, AllUnity is betting that regulatory clarity will drive institutional demand.

Standard Chartered reaffirms $2T stablecoin forecast, cuts T-bill demand outlook

Standard Chartered still expects the stablecoin market to reach $2 trillion by 2028, calling recent stagnation cyclical. However, it cut its forecast for stablecoin-driven T-bill demand to $800 billion–$1 trillion. The bank remains constructive on long-term crypto growth, even as it trims near-term Bitcoin price targets.