Telcoin Digital Asset Bank launched US resident accounts directly tied to on-chain stablecoin eUSD on June 23, 2026, integrating banking and crypto in a single product. Backed by a Nebraska charter, it plans yield and debit card features.

The crypto market cap fell to $2.24 trillion on June 24, while the Fear & Greed Index dropped to 17. BTC and ETH both declined, HEI surged 69.53%, and on-chain RWA value reached $28.2 billion.

Tokenized real-world assets hit $24.9B on Feb. 19, nearly quadrupling year-over-year. U.S. Treasury share dropped from 59% to 43%, while tokenized stocks surged from zero to $786M and gold holdings nearly doubled. DeFi utilization remains low at 11.8% due to compliance constraints.

Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP and other major cryptos dipped in the past 24 hours while Solana bucked the trend with a 1.9% gain. Small-cap token Hypurr Fun surged 47.8% to lead all gainers.

Days after integrating with Binance Wallet, ConcreteXYZ faced backlash over a 0.49% slippage on a $1M USDT-to-USDC swap, costing nearly $5,000. Users reported deposit balances shrinking. No official response yet.

Early Warning Services has unveiled ZLUSD, a dollar-backed stablecoin, while preparing Zelle’s first overseas expansion into India by the end of 2026.

The SEC settled charges against Trusttoken and Truecoin alleging fraudulent misrepresentation and unregistered sales related to TUSD stablecoin. Most reserves were in a risky offshore fund. TUSD market cap shrank to $495 million.

IBM partners with Stronghold to launch Stronghold USD, a new stablecoin backed 1:1 by USD held at Prime Trust. The token runs on Stellar and is aimed at B2B financial institutions, with potential retail access later.