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First on-chain stablecoin repo

// News Reading time: 2 minutes Published date: December 25, 2025 22:26 Solstice and Cor Prime have successfully executed the first-ever institutional stablecoin-to-stablecoin repurchase agreement (repo) on a public blockchain, marking a huge leap forward for decentralized wholesale banking. Redefining 24/7 liquidity management In traditional finance, the repo market is a multitrillion-dollar “engine room” where…

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Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller pours $101 million into stocks recommended by Bank of America, Citi, Morgan Stanley and Barclays

Billionaire Stanley Druckenmiller has poured millions of dollars into growth stocks that are listed as “buys” by some of America’s biggest banks and investment firms. A new 13F filing from Druckenmiller’s Duquesne family office reveals that the company purchased 4,619 shares of MercadoLibre (MELI) stock in the third quarter of 2025. The total purchase price…

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Kyrgyzstan’s KGST stablecoin debuts on Binance, bringing the first CIS state-backed token to the world

Important points: Kyrgyzstan KGST Stablecoinis backed 1:1 by the national currency (SOM) and is currently listed on Binance. The token is First CIS state-backed stablecoin Appears on major global exchanges. Officials say KGST will help expand the use of digital SOM, support cross-border payments and deepen cryptocurrency integration. Kyrgyzstan has taken a major step into…

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Canton Tokens Rise Around 25% After DTCC Announces Outline of Tokenized Financial Plan

Canton Coin has gained about 27% over the past week, outperforming the broader crypto market as traders reacted to new signals of institutional adoption, according to data from Cointelegraph. This gain follows a Dec. 17 announcement in which the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) outlined plans to tokenize a portion of the U.S. Treasury…

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BlackRock strategists expect limited interest rate cuts in 2026 unless cracks appear in the labor market.

Important points BlackRock strategists say the labor market has cooled but not collapsed, favoring a moratorium or very limited cuts rather than aggressive easing next year. Additional cuts would only be made if the labor market deteriorates sharply, which they argue is not the base case. Share this article Barring a sharp deterioration in the…

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