
Why GENIUS could leave digital dollars vulnerable to sudden blockchain network ‘bank runs’
A Federal Reserve staff paper shows how congestion and weak network effects can push holders toward redemptions or chain migration even with safe backing.

A perpetual oil contract sounds like a natural transplant from crypto until the physical realities of crude start getting in the way.

Stablecoins can expand private use and Treasury-bill demand without deciding how central banks allocate reserves.

A sweeping transfer-agent rewrite embraces blockchain recordkeeping while preserving names, physical addresses and regulated intermediaries.

Crypto corporations have contributed $206 million to the 2026 cycle as founders press Congress to lock in market structure, banking access, and tax rules.

Lazarus gave CME fresh ammunition, but the same evidence may strengthen the case for a regulated US route to Hyperliquid.

Banks are racing to capture a stablecoin market Citi says could reach $1.9 trillion as digital dollars threaten traditional deposits.



