G Coin, a utility token developed by Playnance, has entered its presale phase with significant traction, raising $4 million and facilitating over 1 million daily on-chain transactions. Built on PlayBlock, a high-speed Layer 3 blockchain, G Coin is already operational across gaming and Web3 platforms, supporting gameplay mechanics, rewards, and partner disbursements. With 8.7 billion tokens sold and 10,000+ holders globally, the token emphasizes real-world utility over speculation. Its tokenomics include a 2% incremental price increase, a hard supply cap, and a daily burn mechanism to maintain scarcity. G Coin’s presale continues as it scales within an expanding ecosystem of partner applications.
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OKX Launches Regulated Crypto Exchanges in Germany & Poland
OKX has officially launched regulated crypto exchanges in Germany and Poland, set to go live on June 17, 2025. The platforms will offer over 270 digital assets, including 60 euro trading pairs, with localized interfaces and SEPA support. The move aligns with strict EU regulations like MiCA and MiFID II, positioning OKX ahead of competitors still awaiting regulatory approval. The exchange also appointed regional managers to strengthen its presence in Central and Eastern Europe. However, OKX simultaneously announced the delisting of eight altcoin pairs, signaling strategic adjustments. Additionally, OKX has partnered with Standard Chartered for institutional collateral solutions and with Mastercard to launch a stablecoin-powered payment card, bridging TradFi and crypto.
read moreBinance Delists Non-Compliant Stablecoins for European Customers Starting March 31
Binance is set to delist Tether’s USDT and eight other stablecoins for European customers starting March 31st due to non-compliance with the EU’s Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulations. Affected assets include FDUSD, TUSD, USDP, DAI, AEUR, UST, USTC, and PAXG. Customers in the European Economic Area will still be able to custody, withdraw, or deposit these stablecoins after the delisting.
read moreCrypto.com to Remove Tether for EU Users by January 31 2025
Crypto.com will cease support for Tether’s USDT for European users by January 31, 2025, in compliance with the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulations. The exchange, which recently obtained a MiCA license in Malta, will also delist other non-compliant assets, including Dai and Wrapped Bitcoin. Users have until March 31 to convert these assets, after which they will be automatically switched to a compliant stablecoin or similar asset.
read moreCrypto.com Delists USDT and Other Tokens for MiCA Compliance
Crypto.com will delist Tether’s USDT stablecoin and nine other tokens by January 31 to comply with the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. Users have until March 31 to withdraw these assets, after which they will be converted to a MiCA-compliant stablecoin. This move follows Crypto.com’s recent regulatory approval from the Malta Financial Services Authority, allowing it to operate across the European Economic Area.
read morePlaynance Launches PlayBlock for Zero-Gas Blockchain and Web3 Adoption
Playnance has launched PlayBlock, a Layer-3 blockchain designed to facilitate zero-gas transactions for trading, gaming, and decentralized finance. The ecosystem includes Playnance Studio for gaming, a gas-free asset swapping bridge, and a decentralized wallet, all aimed at driving mass Web3 adoption with high-speed, stable transactions. With a focus on user accessibility, PlayBlock leverages USD-pegged stability and EVM compatibility to bridge the gap between Web2 and Web3.
read morePlaynance Launches PlayBlock to Drive Web 3.0 Adoption with Zero Gas Fees
Playnance has launched PlayBlock, a layer-three blockchain designed to facilitate zero-gas transactions for trading, gaming, and DeFi, aiming to bridge Web 2.0 and Web 3.0. With features like USD-pegged stability through the USDP stablecoin and EVM compatibility, it supports up to 40,000 transactions per second. The Playnance ecosystem includes a gaming studio, a decentralized wallet, and a partner network for white-label solutions, enhancing accessibility and user experience in the decentralized world.
read moreStripe Expands Stablecoin Payments with USDC Across 150 Countries
Stripe is advancing its role in the stablecoin market by enabling USDC payments across over 150 countries through Polygon PoS, allowing buyers to pay in USDC while sellers receive USD. The company is also in talks to acquire Bridge, a stablecoin fintech platform that recently raised $40 million, which could further enhance its payment technology offerings. This move follows Stripe’s renewed support for crypto payments, reflecting a growing demand for stablecoin transactions globally.
read moreStripe Introduces Pay with Crypto for USDC Payments in the US
On October 9, 2024, Stripe introduced “Pay with Crypto,” enabling U.S.-based businesses to accept USDC payments on Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon, with settlements in USD. This feature simplifies crypto transactions by eliminating the need for businesses to hold or convert cryptocurrencies, while also offering a lower transaction fee of 1.5%. Currently in limited public preview, businesses must request access to integrate this service into their checkout processes.
read morePayPal Chooses Solana for PYUSD Due to Token Extensions and Efficiency
PayPal has chosen Solana for its PYUSD stablecoin due to its efficient transaction capabilities and innovative token extensions, which enhance payment functionalities. Unlike Ethereum, which struggles with high-volume transactions, Solana can handle up to 65,000 transactions per second at minimal fees, making it ideal for retail payments. This strategic move aims to improve user experiences for both consumers and merchants.
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