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Militia-backed cyber scam operations in Myanmar are exploiting cryptocurrencies to run billion-dollar fraud schemes, prompting U.S. sanctions. The Karen National Army is at the center of this digital crime network, enabling laundering and trafficking through blockchain anonymity.

Stripe is rolling out stablecoin-based payments using Bridge’s infrastructure, targeting regions underserved by traditional banking. The focus is on real-world deployment, not speculation.

Ripple’s failed $5B bid to acquire Circle has sparked a power struggle in the stablecoin arena, with both firms now on a collision course to dominate institutional crypto finance. As Ripple pushes RLUSD into the market, Circle’s defiant stance and upcoming IPO position it as more than just a target; it’s a challenger.

Playtron is launching Game Dollar, a stablecoin built on the Sui blockchain, to power its vertically integrated Web3 gaming ecosystem. By unifying hardware, software, and payments, the company aims to redefine how players interact with digital economies.

Injective has launched a tokenized version of Meta stock via its iAssets framework, allowing users to trade it around the clock without a broker. This move opens new access to traditional equities through decentralized finance, especially for underserved investors.