OSL USDGO circulation reaches $130M, Deutsche Börse invests in Kraken, Capital B increases BTC holdings

ChainCatcher report, according to BBX data, yesterday saw dual progress in compliant stablecoin infrastructure and traditional institutional crypto adoption, with key developments as follows: OSL Group (HKEX: 863) announced on April 14 that its compliant enterprise-grade stablecoin, USDGO, has reached a circulating supply of $130 million after approximately two months of launch; Goldman Sachs’ stablecoin reserve fund, STBXX, has officially been added to the reserve asset portfolio, alongside BlackRock’s tokenized fund BUIDL, as foundational backing; the native consortium GO Alliance has been upgraded to the global industry alliance Stable Alliance. Deutsche Börse Group (XETRA: DB1) announced on April 14 via official statement that it acquired secondary market shares of Payward, Inc., the parent company of Kraken, for $200 million, securing approximately 1.5% fully diluted ownership; Bloomberg estimates this implies a Kraken valuation of approximately $13.3 billion, down from $20 billion at the time of the previous equity transfer in November 2025; the transaction is expected to close in Q2 2026, aiming to establish institutional bridges between traditional finance and digital assets. Capital B (Euronext Growth Paris: ALCPB) recently purchased 37 BTC (average price ~€60,892), increasing its total holdings to 2,925 BTC with a total cost of €269.4 million and a YTD BTC yield of 1.25%; concurrent debt-to-equity conversions with Blockstream and UTXO Management were completed, adding a combined 36,613,919 new shares.