... largest stablecoin USDT, has announced plans to expand into the U.S. market with the launch of a new stablecoin for institutional clients—a move made possible thanks to clear regulatory criteria. The U.S. administration's policy is currently supportive of ... ... funds has continued for over three months, reflecting sustained interest from financial institutions. The total assets under the management of crypto funds (AUM) reached $221 billion, hitting an all-time high. For comparison, at the beginning of the year,...

... other segments. Notably, even outside of AI, startups are receiving record-level support—for instance, the U.S.-based expense management platform Ramp raised $500 million at the end of July, bringing its valuation to $22.5 billion and doubling its worth ... ... investors at a valuation of approximately $7.5 billion, signaling a resurgence of interest in financial services for affluent clients. Climate and Energy: Venture funds are actively financing "green" technologies—from renewable energy and electric ...

... rise in trust towards fully backed stablecoins—including USDC—resulting in an increased share for USD Coin. However, Tether managed to maintain its lead. Market tensions in the autumn of 2022 (the bankruptcy of FTX) and in 2023 played into the hands ... ... system. Raising capital through the IPO will bolster Circle's financial base and allow it to expand services for institutional clients. Back in 2021, Circle attempted to enter the stock market through a SPAC merger, but the deal fell through in 2022 due ...

... its primary value lies in viral marketing and a cohesive community of crypto joke enthusiasts. Despite this, the project has managed to stand out even in the saturated meme market due to its niche at the intersection of AI and humor. Current Price and ... ... reveal whose prospects are solid: whether DeFi projects will continue to grow their user base, whether AI platforms will attract clients, and whether memecoins will retain community attention. Regardless, the dynamics of April reminded all participants that ...