Major US Banks Explore Stablecoin Launch Through Zelle Parent Company
Major US Banks Explore Stablecoin Launch Through Zelle Parent Company
馃彟 Banks Plot Stablecoin...

Early Warning Services (EWS), the company behind Zelle and backed by major US banks including Bank of America, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, and PNC, is exploring launching its own stablecoin.
This development could significantly impact:
- US payment systems integration
- Everyday banking operations
- Digital asset adoption by traditional finance
The move follows JPMorgan's recent trademark filing for "JPMD" in June, suggesting broader blockchain initiatives across major banking institutions.
Why this matters: EWS already processes millions of transactions through Zelle, giving it established infrastructure and regulatory relationships that could accelerate stablecoin adoption in mainstream banking.
馃毃 Big Moves in Banking 馃毃 Zelle鈥檚 parent company EWS (backed by Bank of America, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo & PNC) is exploring the launch of its own #stablecoin 馃獧 A potential game-changer for U.S. payments & everyday banking. 馃憖
Google Integrates AI with Stablecoins, Pump.fun Overtakes Hyperliquid Revenue

**Google** updated its open-source protocol to enable AI transaction processing, including stablecoins. Partners include Coinbase, Ethereum Foundation, Salesforce, AmEx, and Etsy - signaling deeper **AI + crypto + traditional finance integration**. **Pump.fun** generated $3.38M in 24h revenue, surpassing Hyperliquid's $3.12M. This marks the highest revenue since February 13, with only Tether ($21.67M) and Circle ($7.62M) earning more. **Polymarket** filed Form D for a $257.5M funding round with $135.4M already raised from 23 investors. The filing mentions warrants and rights, hinting at a possible **token launch** as the platform transitions from DeFi to regulated U.S. derivatives exchange. **Galaxy Digital** is preparing to launch a tokenized money market fund for crypto investors, with Anchorage Digital serving as custodian. This reflects the broader Wall Street push toward **tokenization**.
ENA Token Now Available on BRIDGERS Cross-Chain Platform

**BRIDGERS adds ENA token support** for cross-chain routing with non-custodial execution. The platform continues expanding token availability after recently adding: - BGB (September 17) - ONDO (September 17) - KAITO and HYPE (September 15) - USDE (September 10) **Key features:** - Smart contract-powered routing - Aggregated liquidity from multiple sources - User maintains full wallet control - No custody of funds BRIDGERS operates as a routing protocol rather than a traditional exchange, computing optimal paths across DEXs and bridges while users retain asset control throughout transactions. [Try BRIDGERS](http://dapp.bridgers.xyz)
Fed Rate Cut Expectations Create Market Paradox

Markets are pricing in a **25 basis point rate cut** from the Federal Reserve, but the outcome may surprise investors. If the Fed delivers only the expected quarter-point reduction, the **dollar could strengthen** rather than weaken - opposite to typical market behavior following rate cuts. Key market implications: - Dollar rally potential despite rate cut - Stock markets may experience **profit-taking** - Trader expectations already fully priced in This scenario highlights how market positioning can create counterintuitive outcomes when central bank moves are widely anticipated.
Daily Community Check-in
The web3 community continues its daily ritual with another **gm gm** greeting on September 17th, accompanied by the familiar sun emoji. This represents part of an ongoing pattern of daily community engagement that has been consistent since February, showing the **persistent social fabric** of web3 culture. The simple greeting format demonstrates how decentralized communities maintain connection through shared rituals and common language across months of activity.