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Solid Intel stated that Australia has granted permission for a "regulated digital dollar" on the XRP Ledger, allowing banks to conduct on-chain transactions using a compliant Australian dollar stablecoin. Information shows that the Australian dollar stablecoin AUDD (issued by AUDC) previously received an Australian Financial Services License (AFSL) from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), authorizing it to provide non-cash payment facilities. AUDD can be used on multiple blockchains, including XRPL.

Golden Ten Data reported on March 3 that Jane Foley from Rabobank pointed out in a report that rising energy prices have weakened expectations for further interest rate cuts in the UK and sparked speculation about possible rate hikes in the eurozone, but this has not provided much support for either the pound or the euro. She stated, "The fact that the UK and the eurozone are energy importers may currently be a more pressing concern." She believes that, due to the Middle East conflict driving up energy prices, there is uncertainty about the potential damage inflation outbreaks could cause to the economy, making it unlikely for the pound and the euro to perform well.

According to sources familiar with the matter, the company plans to submit its IPO application in the second half of this year, with a listing target set for the end of 2026 or early 2027. Rebellions specializes in AI accelerators optimized for data center inference workloads (the process of running AI models). By emphasizing cost-effectiveness and energy efficiency, the company is seeking to challenge the market dominated by Nvidia. In September 2025, Rebellions raised $250 millions in Series C financing, reaching a valuation of $1.4 billions. The hiring of JPMorgan highlights Rebellions’ strategy to attract global institutional investors and domestic capital. A successful IPO would provide fresh capital to expand R&D, deepen manufacturing partnerships, and consolidate its position in the rapidly evolving AI chip market.