Circle Stock Rebounds 9.3%, With USDC Expansion in Focus
Circle shares closed 9.33% higher at $86.97 on October 15 as the USDC issuer builds its payments business ahead of November earnings.
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Circle shares closed 9.33% higher at $86.97 on October 15 as the USDC issuer builds its payments business ahead of November earnings.
TRON founder Justin Sun predicts younger users will move away from banks, while lenders build blockchain payment systems of their own.
Ripple is expanding in leveraged ETF financing as its prime brokerage adds equity swaps, institutional capital and a deeper Brevan Howard relationship.
The bank’s experiments put the mechanics of digital finance in focus, alongside existing businesses in cryptocurrency trading and stablecoin reserve management.
The U.S. government is considering promoting dollar-backed stablecoins overseas as Washington looks to reinforce the dollar's global role and potentially create additional demand for U.S. Treasuries.
CFTC Chairman Michael Selig says financial markets must prepare for mass tokenization, onchain finance and 24/7 trading as blockchain technology transforms settlement and collateral infrastructure.
Binance is investing $100 million in Circle as the companies deepen their partnership and the world's largest crypto exchange expands USDC integration across its products.
ECB President Christine Lagarde personally intervened to derail Binance's attempt to secure an EU-wide crypto license through Greece, according to the Wall Street Journal, amid concerns...