The move pushes MoonPay deeper into stablecoin infrastructure, giving issuers a ready-made stack for launching fully backed digital dollars across multiple chains. Crypto payments platform MoonPay has launched a new stablecoin suite that allows companies to issue and manage stablecoins across multiple blockchains, supported by an integration with M0. The collaboration offers enterprises a stack to launch and distribute their own stablecoins at scale, MoonPay said on Thursday. The rollout marks MoonPay’s expansion from a fiat-to-crypto on-ramp to a full-stack stablecoin infrastructure, covering issuance, ramps, swaps and payments. "By integrating with the M0 platform, MoonPay becomes a key provider of stablecoin infrastructure, spanning on/off ramps, payments, and now custom issuance," said Luca Prosperi, co-founder and CEO of M0, a platform powering builders of application-specific stablecoins. Read more
Türkiye’s Tosmur Group, which owns a starch plant in Medgidia, inaugurated in 2022, will complete construction of a new facility, which will double the production capacity, following a EUR86 million investment.
The XRP ETF launch is on track to be one of the hottest crypto ETF launches in 2025, but asset prices also dipped on launch day. The Canary Capital XRP (XRPC) exchange-traded fund — which holds spot XRP — pulled in more than $46 million in its first hours of trading on Thursday, even as both the token and the ETF slipped in price. XRPC recorded $26 million in trading volume within the first 30 minutes of the launch, senior Bloomberg ETF analyst Eric Balchunas said. Bloomberg ETF analyst James Seyffart added: The highly anticipated ETF has been on analysts’ radar since 2024, with the odds of an XRP investment vehicle surging following the reelection of US President Donald Trump in and the ensuing pro-crypto regulatory pivot. Read more
Grain trader and seed supplier Soufflet Agro Romania, which is part of the French Soufflet group, posted RON246.5 million (EUR49.5 million) revenue in 2024, up 13.3% from the previous year’s RON217.5 million (approximately EUR44 million), according to ZF calculations based on Finance Ministry data.
Reports suggested that the feature unlocked by the financial transaction app could roll out in early 2026. Jack Dorsey’s Block announced that users will soon be able to send and receive stablecoins through its mobile platform Cash App. In a Thursday notice, Cash App announced plans to release several features for crypto and blockchain users, including the ability to spend Bitcoin (BTC), convert fiat into BTC payments and send and receive stablecoins. Fortune reported that the features could be implemented on the app in early 2026. “Soon, millions of Cash App customers will be able to make fast, low-cost payments even if they don’t hold Bitcoin,” said the notice. Read more