Paxos has minted another 100 million PYUSD stablecoins.

- Fed may expand balance sheet to address liquidity needs amid shrinking reserves, signaling potential end to 3-year QT program. - Officials pause QT as $6.6T reserves deemed "somewhat above ample," but warn of risks from inflation above 2% target and market volatility. - Governor Mester cautions against aggressive rate cuts, citing economic rebound risks and fiscal/regulatory factors boosting 2026 growth outlook. - External pressures including government shutdown delays and stablecoin demand growth compli

- Brazil's central bank classifies stablecoins as forex operations under 2026 rules requiring AML/CTF compliance and capital reserves. - Privacy advocates criticize the framework for enabling "total surveillance" through centralized user data tracking and increased cyber risks. - Regulators defend the measures as essential to combat money laundering in Brazil's $1.7 trillion crypto market while advancing its CBDC project Drex. - Global parallels emerge with UK's £20,000 stablecoin cap, highlighting growing

- Uniswap proposes "UNIfication" to overhaul tokenomics, governance, and position itself as the default tokenized asset platform. - The plan includes burning 100M UNI tokens, activating protocol fees, and introducing fee discount auctions to boost token value. - Governance consolidation under Uniswap Labs aims to streamline operations while avoiding SEC scrutiny by dissolving the nonprofit foundation. - Market analysts highlight potential price stability and ecosystem alignment, though major stakeholders l

- MoonBull (MOBU) emerges as 2025's top meme coin presale, raising $550K with 1,900+ holders and a 7,244% projected return. - Structured incentives include deflationary tokenomics, 15% referral rewards, and 95% staking APY, differentiating it from peers like Dogecoin and Shiba Inu . - Market shifts toward meme coins as Bitcoin's dominance wanes, though critics warn of high-risk social media-driven valuations despite MoonBull's transparent governance.