Fidelity to launch dollar-backed stablecoin FIDD on Ethereum in coming weeks
Fidelity Investments plans to launch its own Ethereum-based stablecoin, FIDD, as U.S. stablecoin regulation comes into focus.
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Fidelity Investments plans to launch its own Ethereum-based stablecoin, FIDD, as U.S. stablecoin regulation comes into focus.
The Advertising Standards Authority deemed the ads irresponsible by presenting crypto as a solution to “prevalent financial concerns.”
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Avalanche (AVAX) was also a top performer, rising 1.6% from Tuesday.
Hashrate fell sharply as Bitcoin miners curtailed operations during extreme winter conditions in the US, boosting profitability for companies that stayed online.
Some $158 billion worth of illicit crypto traded last year, and much of that activity came from just one source: a ruble-pegged stablecoin with ties to Russia.
While the increasingly professional bad guys' crypto rocketed to $158 billion in 2025, it's still a decreasing share of overall digital assets activity.
Silver and Gold are some of the heaviest traded assets on the Hyperliquid perps exchange now. And it's leading to a surge in HYPE's price.
The ASA banned Coinbase adverts concluding they imply crypto could ease the country's cost-of-living crisis.
DeFi is still out of scope for DAC8 and CARF, but AML enforcement trends suggest that may not last, according to Taxbit’s Colby Mangels.
HYPE has jumped more than 60% over the past week as surging silver and commodities trading on Hyperliquid’s HIP-3 DEXs fueled momentum.
The FIDD token will run on Ethereum, serve institutional and retail users, and comply with the new GENIUS Act’s reserve rules.