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Dec. 6 — Global payments giant Western Union announced it will launch a payment card supporting stablecoin preloads. At launch, the card will primarily target countries and regions with severe inflation, further expanding its strategy to integrate digital assets into payment services. Western Union CFO Matthew Cagwin noted the card is designed to deliver greater purchasing power stability, particularly in economies where currencies have depreciated sharply. For example, Argentina’s inflation rate exceeded 200% last year. A stablecoin card pegged to the U.S. dollar will help remittance recipients better preserve the value of their funds.

On December 6, Bybit is set to launch spot trading for Stable (STABLE). Stable is a Layer 1 blockchain built specifically for the USDT ecosystem, with USDT serving as its native gas token.

December 5 — This could be the priciest IPO next year: OpenAI and Anthropic are ramping up their capital market push. Latest reports show Claude developer Anthropic has hired Wilson Sonsini to prepare for an IPO as early as next year, and is in talks for a pre-IPO funding round valuing the firm at over $300 billion — escalating its “AI First Stock” battle with OpenAI. BiyaPay analysts note that AI infrastructure and large-model platforms remain in the early stages of long-term growth. Short-term valuation swings will be highly volatile, but once top assets enter the secondary market, they’re expected to spark a linked rally across related computing power, chips, data, and application ecosystems. Going forward, retail investors can use BiyaPay to access USDT-managed U.S. and Hong Kong stock investments focused on the AI supply chain, while combining these with zero-fee crypto spot and contract tools to flexibly capitalize on the dual “AI + crypto” theme. It’s critical to manage