@RecoveryLife333@MmisterNobody hmmmm i think this works when u are thinking back ... but when u are doing something new and exciting, time currently flys =D
although $COIN is down a lot cuz of the crypto market ...
@Checkout ($300B+ annual volume) now accepts USDC and USDT across 1,000+ enterprise merchants via @coinbase Payments, announced at #Money2020EU
> merchants settle in USD
> in Jan 2026, https://t.co/4ob2kVGO5f quietly acquired Blue EMI โ a MiCA-licensed EUR stablecoin issuer in Lithuania ๐๐
> Blue EMI issues BLUEUR on the Axiology DLT platform. That's issuance capability, not just acceptance
> Pousaz has said "Europe has set the global pace for the evolution of digital money"
> meanwhile Coinbase Payments side offers onchain escrow and programmable smart contracts โ not just a pass-through
> likely >> https://t.co/4ob2kVGO5f is building a two-sided stablecoin stack: USD acceptance via Coinbase on the merchant side, EUR issuance via Blue EMI on the institutional side. The $300B processor is quietly becoming a stablecoin infrastructure company, not just a pipe
https://t.co/OwHVWzbZn1
YES!!! MicroStrategy's $MSTR sold the bitcoin:native before the May 31 deadline (as documented in their 8-K)
> BUT the official proof, the 8-K filing itself, wasn't released until June 1
> Polymarket says NO, because the confirmation arrived late
> insider/"professional traders" heavily betted NO in six-figure volumes
> Polymarket only updated its rules to state "confirmation must fall within the timeframe" after this massive trading volume occurred
> did some insider learn of this new poly rule to place those bets ... ๐
Robinhood just gave AI agents a credit card (3% cash back) + a separate Agentic Trading account for portfolio management. $HOOD $COIN ๐ข
$700K Gold cardholders eligible @RobinhoodApp ...
> Robinhood shipped its own MCP server โ agents connect via the same protocol Coinbase uses for Base
> agentic trading account is sandboxed: separate from main portfolio, agents only see allocated capital
> credit card is a dedicated virtual card with user-set spending limits and optional manual approvals
> equities only for now โ crypto, options, futures, event contracts coming
> American Banker framed this as a "wake-up call" for traditional banks
> likely >> Robinhood is positioning as the first TradFi-native agentic payments rail โ the credit card is the wedge. If 700K Gold users activate agent spending, that's a real demand signal that Coinbase's x402 ($28K/day real volume) hasn't produced yet. The agent-as-cardholder model sidesteps crypto rails entirely
Source: https://t.co/WGTe1JuJ9f
FDIC board approves proposed BSA/sanctions compliance rules for stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act. Comments due June 9. PPSIs treated as financial institutions โ same AML obligations as banks. ... what does the compliance timeline actually look like?
> FinCEN + OFAC already issued a joint proposed rule on April 10 โ AML/CFT program requirements for all permitted payment stablecoin issuers
> July 18, 2026 is the statutory deadline for final rules โ that's 7 weeks away
> GENIUS Act takes effect Jan 18, 2027 at latest, or 120 days after final rules (whichever is earlier)
> 2 business day redemption requirement for payment stablecoins โ tighter than most current stablecoin redemption windows
> FDIC gives FinCEN 30-day review window before enforcement actions โ built-in coordination between banking and AML regulators
> separate FDIC rulemaking covers insured depository institutions issuing stablecoins via subsidiaries
> likely >> the compliance infrastructure for US stablecoins is being assembled on a compressed timeline โ July 18 final rules, Jan 2027 enforcement โ and the BSA/sanctions treatment as financial institutions means stablecoin issuers face the same compliance costs as banks, favoring players already building regulated products (Tether USAโฎ via Anchorage, Circle) and squeezing out smaller ones...
The FDIC approved a proposed rule on May 22 setting BSA and sanctions compliance standards for FDIC-supervised permitted payment stablecoin issuers. It aligns AML, CFT, and OFAC programs with FinCEN, and gives FinCEN's director at least 30 days to review certain enforcement actions before they're taken. Comment window runs 60 days after Federal Register publication. In our view, the proposal moves stablecoin oversight closer to bank-style AML rails.
Source: FDIC press release, May 22, 2026 https://t.co/h7nxDgIjlI
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latest kimchi stonks/L2 to ape in $KRX
Hana Bank (#1 Korean bank) buys 6.55% of Dunamu for $670M @upbitofficial ...
> Hana Chair Ham Young-joo frames it as "accelerating financial innovation in digital assets"
> MOU specifies won-backed stablecoin issuance, blockchain remittances "running on Giwa," and Upbit-linked wealth products
> Giwa = Dunamu's OP Stack L2, first chain on OP Enterprise's "Self-Managed" tier โ Upbit controls the sequencer
> Hana + Dunamu already completed a SWIFT-replacement PoC on Giwa in Feb
> Hana skipped the 8-bank KRW stablecoin consortium (KB/Shinhan/Woori/NongHyup/IBK/Suhyup/Citi/SC) and formed its own with BNK, iM, SC First
> rival Woori went the distribution route โ MoonPay MOU for global settlement
> likely >> Korea's Digital Asset Basic Act is stalled over whether only 51%-bank-owned issuers can mint won stablecoins; Hana is pre-positioning by taking co-control of the exchange that does 80% of KR volume + its sequencer-controlled L2, so it wins under either ruling. The SWIFT-on-Giwa PoC says the real prize isn't KRW issuance โ it's cross-border remittance rails.
Source: https://t.co/yaRz3g3Uj6