Credible neutrality, Google, GCUL, and the Open Money future
Google is building a new “universal ledger” that looks like open infrastructure — but is it really? A quiet shift in financial power is underway.
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FRNT: A new frontier in public finance
On August 19, 2025, Wyoming launched FRNT, the first U.S. state-backed stablecoin — live, spendable, and legally backed across seven blockchains. As a programmable public currency, FRNT offers a glimpse into what open, sovereign digital money could look like.
Is the four-year cycle dead?
Breaking the halving beat: Do liquidity and institutional flows dominate now?
What does Project Crypto Mean for Open Money?
The SEC just unveiled Project Crypto — a sweeping initiative to modernize U.S. securities law and bring digital asset markets onchain. It promises clear token classification, support for DeFi and self-custody, and a path for crypto super-apps.
Treasury fever: The corporate crypto arms race
Corporate capital shifts from factories to bitcoin. Crypto treasury formation is replacing retail drivers, which has implications for Open Money
Crypto market explodes to the upside. What’s next for the back half of 2025?
Bitcoin rocket-jumps past $118,000 — and it’s not meme magic this time. Dive into ETF super-flows, Capitol Hill’s “Crypto Week,” a friendlier Fed outlook, and the onchain squeeze strangling supply. See why Open Money says the real story is a shift toward open, programmable value networks.