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According to CoinWorld, Alt5 Sigma Corp., a fintech company associated with the Trump family cryptocurrency project, has approved a $100 million stock buyback plan, potentially repurchasing up to 50 million shares, which accounts for about 40% of its outstanding shares. The company also plans to acquire more WLFI tokens from World Liberty Financial Inc. and has reached a $15 million debt financing agreement, which is expected to be completed soon.

According to a report by Bijie Network: Ripple and GTreasury have jointly launched Ripple Treasury, integrating XRPL payment channels with enterprise-level treasury software, aiming to simplify cross-border payment processes for a network of 13,000 banks. The platform targets handling up to $12.5 trillion in fund flows, supported by the native stablecoin RLUSD. The supply of RLUSD on XRPL has increased by 15.36% over the past month, reaching 388 million tokens. RLUSD currently accounts for 83% of the $400 million stablecoin market on XRPL, making it an important liquidity bridge in the traditional financial sector.

According to CoinWorld, OP Labs has launched OP Enterprise, a production-grade blockchain infrastructure service that includes three tiers: fully managed, self-hosted, and OP Mainnet. Its main partners include Unichain, operated by Uniswap Labs, and the Celo network, both of which receive mission-critical support. The service aims to reduce the operational burden for enterprises in fintech, payments, and financial services, enabling them to leverage their own blockchains as revenue-generating assets. OP Labs CEO Jing Wang stated that OP Stack is becoming the standard for next-generation financial systems.