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Blackrock Embraces Stablecoins
Hey crypto trailblazer, 👋
This edition focuses on two major themes shaping the crypto narrative right now: BlackRock’s bullish stablecoin outlook and the Federal Reserve’s decision on interest rates.
Let’s dive in!
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🏦 BlackRock: Stablecoins Backbone of Future Finance
BlackRock declared stablecoins as one of the five mega-forces shaping the future of finance. It sees crypto-native tokens as legitimate payment instruments rather than investment vehicles, especially now that the U.S. has passed the GENIUS Act.
According to BlackRock:
Stablecoins are set to reinforce dollar dominance globally
Regulation safeguards issuance via banks and non-banks
These tokens are now backed by Treasury bills
This matters for crypto because Bitcoin and Ethereum now enjoy an institutional tailwind from the adoption of stablecoins.
📉 Fed Holds Rates, Markets Eye September
The Federal Reserve chose to keep interest rates at 4.25–4.50%, resisting pressure from President Trump and two dissenting Fed governors who wanted cuts now.
Key points:
Inflation currently sits at 2.7% and job growth remains strong
The Fed signaled no commitment to cut but didn’t rule out a move in September
Bitcoin briefly dipped, eventually reclaiming $118K by Wednesday night.
Takeaway: If the Fed cuts rates in September, Q4 2025 should be great for markets.
Stay epic,
Epic Crypto News Team
DISCLAIMER: This newsletter is for educational purposes only. Nothing here is financial advice. Do your own research before making any investment decisions. Crypto markets are volatile and risky. Only invest what you can afford to lose.
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