Crypto recap of the day.
In the United States, the FDIC is making progress on a framework that would allow banks to issue regulated payment stablecoins.
In Canada, the central bank specifies that only very solid stablecoins, linked to central bank currencies, could be authorized starting in 2026.
On the infrastructure side, Bitcoin miner Hut 8 is partnering with Google to develop data centers, with a project estimated at several billion dollars.
In the Hyper ecosystem, a proposal aims to consider certain HYPE tokens as definitively removed from circulation, subject to the validators' vote.
Finally, Tether launches PearPass, an open-source, peer-to-peer password manager.
A day marked by regulation, infrastructure, and concrete use cases.
