Companies from Robinhood to Revolut are considering launching stablecoins, betting that tighter regulation in Europe and elsewhere will eventually weaken Tether Holdings Ltd.’s control over the rapidly expanding $170 billion digital-asset space.
JinseFinanceRobinhood and Revolut are considering launching stablecoins to enter the $170 billion market, amid evolving EU regulations. With Tether’s USDT dominating, both companies face competitive challenges and regulatory uncertainties.
Huang BoRevolut halts UK crypto services in compliance with new rules; industry trend sees companies adapting to regulatory changes.
Hui XinRevolut's former VP, Hannes Graah, launches Zeal in 2022, a Galaxy-backed digital wallet prioritizing security. Currently invite-only, Zeal plans an official Q1 launch, aiming to stand out with advanced security measures and free USDC stablecoin transfers. Backed by investors like Galaxy and Framework, Zeal, with a team from Revolut, Coinbase, and Spotify, emerges as a noteworthy player in the evolving digital wallet landscape.
JixuRevolut is set to bring on over 1,000 new team members this year, with nearly 40% of these roles allocated to the United Kingdom.
SnakeDigital bank Revolut recently filed its accounts for 2021 after a lengthy delay, posting its first full-year profit.
TheBlockQCP Capital, a crypto trading firm based in Singapore, has at least $97 million stuck on FTX after the crypto exchange filed for bankruptcy last month.
OthersRobinhood Markets today rolls out a new self-custodial wallet, while Revolut continues its expansion into Europe with an FCA registration.
BeincryptoPer a report from Atlfi, fintech company Revolut will be able to offer more crypto products to its customers. The ...
BitcoinistRevolut has entered the crypto educational sector with a new initiative designed to foster “financial literacy.” The program, which will ...
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