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Stablecoin market capitalization rose to $190 billion this month, surpassing the pre-crypto winter peak of April 2022, CCData reported.The crypto rally this year and particularly since the U.S. presidential election fueled demand for stablecoins, which are widely used for trading. The emergence of novel tokenized investment products with fixed prices such as BlackRock's BUIDL and Ethena's USDe also helped growth for the sector.Tether's USDT supply rose 10% over the last month to a new peak of $1

Stablecoin market capitalization rose to $190 billion this month, surpassing the pre-crypto winter peak of April 2022, CCData reported.The crypto rally this year and particularly since the U.S. presidential election fueled demand for stablecoins, which are widely used for trading. The emergence of novel tokenized investment products with fixed prices such as BlackRock's BUIDL and Ethena's USDe also helped growth for the sector.Tether's USDT supply rose 10% over the last month to a new peak of $1

Stablecoin market capitalization rose to $190 billion this month, surpassing the pre-crypto winter peak of April 2022, CCData reported.The crypto rally this year and particularly since the U.S. presidential election fueled demand for stablecoins, which are widely used for trading. The emergence of novel tokenized investment products with fixed prices such as BlackRock's BUIDL and Ethena's USDe also helped growth for the sector.Tether's USDT supply rose 10% over the last month to a new peak of $1

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Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) shares closed slightly higher on Tuesday. Apple is reportedly changing its approach to software updates. The tech giant appears to be opting for staggered rollouts of new features instead of bundling everything into annual iOS releases. In his latest weekly “Power On” newsletter, Bloomberg columnist Mark Gurman said that Cupertino plans a significant update with iOS 18.4 this spring. With the recent buzz around Apple, some investors may be eyeing potential gains from the

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BERLIN (Reuters) -Germany's cabinet on Wednesday approved a package of measures to promote startups and improve access to capital markets, government sources said, though it was unclear if it could get green-lit by parliament before February elections. The so-called Second Financing for the Future Act is meant to boost anaemic economic growth, in particular by improving the tax framework for investments in venture capital. It includes measures to remove obstacles to investment in infrastructure and renewable energies and cut bureaucracy.