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Crypto Adoption Shifts to Local Financial Infrastructure as Israel, Pakistan Open New Rails
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Business·01/05/2026Résumé IA

Crypto Adoption Shifts to Local Financial Infrastructure as Israel, Pakistan Open New Rails

Israel approved a shekel-pegged stablecoin while Pakistan reopened bank access for licensed crypto firms, marking a shift from US ETF-driven adoption to testing whether digital assets can integrate with local money, bank accounts, and payment systems. The moves represent a new adoption layer focused on financial infrastructure rather than investment exposure.

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CryptoSlate
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Visa Stablecoin Settlement Pilot Reaches $7B Run Rate Across Nine Blockchains
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Business·30/04/2026Résumé IA

Visa Stablecoin Settlement Pilot Reaches $7B Run Rate Across Nine Blockchains

Visa announced on April 29 that its stablecoin settlement pilot now supports nine blockchains following the addition of Arc, Base, Canton, Polygon and Tempo. The annualized settlement run rate reached $7 billion, up 50% from the prior quarter, representing a significant milestone as stablecoins enter the settlement layer that moves value between issuers, acquirers, banks and treasury systems after transaction authorization.

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CryptoSlate
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Chinese supercomputers help crack the mystery of Yellowstone’s volcanic plumbing: paper
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27/04/2026

Chinese supercomputers help crack the mystery of Yellowstone’s volcanic plumbing: paper

Yellowstone is the world’s largest active volcanic system – its eruptions are hundreds of times more powerful than Vesuvius’ blast and its ash could blanket half the US. Yet, for decades, scientists could not agree on what drove its underground magma system. A new finding detailed by Chinese researchers could settle the dispute. They declared that Yellowstone’s magma channels were not blasted open by magma forcing its way upwards. Instead, tectonic forces tore the lithosphere apart first and...

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