
Fiserv Launches FIUSD Stablecoin Using Solana, Paxos, and Circle Tech
TL;DR Fiserv will launch FIUSD, a stablecoin built on Solana that will integrate into its banking and payments network with no extra costs or operational changes.
TL;DR Fiserv will launch FIUSD, a stablecoin built on Solana that will integrate into its banking and payments network with no extra costs or operational changes.
TL;DR Circle jumped up to 17% after receiving its first buy rating from Seaport Global, driven by the new U.S. stablecoin legislation. Seaport projects the stablecoin
TL;DR Strategic Adjustments: ARK Invest divested roughly $45M in Circle shares, capitalizing on new market dynamics following the bipartisan Senate approval of the GENIUS Act. Regulatory
TL;DR Hype-Driven Startups: Arthur Hayes warns that Circle’s successful IPO has spurred a surge of stablecoin startups driven more by market excitement than by solid business
TL;DR Highest Utility Money: Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire asserts that stablecoins combine unmatched stability, speed, and programmability, making them the most useful form of money for
TL;DR XRP Ledger adds USDC to its mainnet and enables direct issuance and operations through Circle’s Mint and API platforms. The blockchain plans to launch an
TL;DR Circle activated native USDC and CCTP V2 on World Chain, replacing the bridged version without changing its contract address or breaking existing integrations. CCTP V2
TL;DR Explosive Circle IPO: Circle’s market debut shattered expectations, with the stock surging from $31 to over $105 and achieving 25 times oversubscription. Bitwise’s Investment Blueprint:
TL;DR Circle began trading on June 5 at $31, surged nearly 200% within minutes, and now trades around $115 with a market cap close to $25
TL;DR Gemini, led by the Winklevoss twins, has secretly filed for an IPO with the SEC following Circle’s explosive market debut. The confidential filing allows Gemini
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