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Standard Chartered expects the value of tokenised assets active in decentralized finance to increase 37-fold by the end of 2030, as real-world assets, stablecoins and crypto-native assets move deeper into on-chain trading infrastructure. Geoffrey Kendrick, head of digital assets research at Standard

Stablecoins reached a record near $320 billion in supply during May, even as their trading on centralized exchanges sank to the lowest level since 2023. Key Points: Stablecoin supply set a record near $320 billion in May, a fourth straight monthly high. Trading on centralized exchanges fell 4.13% to

Mastercard launched Agent Pay for Machines, a service built to let AI agents and software systems make high-speed payments across cards, bank accounts and stablecoins. Key Points: Mastercard says Agent Pay for Machines supports machine-driven commerce, including microtransactions worth fractions of

Tether (USDT) briefly overtook Ethereum (ETH) in market value for the first time in nearly eight years, though Ethereum has since reclaimed second place. Key Points: USDT slipped past Ethereum in market cap before Ethereum recovered the No. 2 ranking. Investors are pulling capital from risk assets a

HTX will remove USD1 (usd1) from its platform after World Liberty Financial froze wallet addresses linked to the exchange, escalating a dispute that has already spilled into court. Key Points: HTX will delist USD1 on Jun. 7 and convert eligible holdings into USDT at a 1:1 ratio. The move follows WLF