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Circle Internet’s stock-market surge continues as Senate bill’s passage indicates the federal government is taking stablecoins seriously
Circle Internet CRCL, the stablecoin issuer that went public on June 5, saw its stock surge another 8.4% to $161.50 a share, more than five times the initial-public-offering price of $31. Back To Top
For Amazon and Walmart, this move is not simply about saving money. Creating and using their own stablecoins would allow the ...
Amazon’s efforts to develop a stablecoin are still in the “early stages,” according to the Journal, and there are a lot of ...
Yahoo Finance's John Hyland tracks today's top moving stocks and biggest market stories in this Market Minute, including Meta ...
Retailers consider move that could upend how billions are processed — and potentially sidestep traditional banking ...
Walmart and Amazon's plans to move payments to stablecoin from traditional payments is not easy says analysts.
The retail giants are kicking the tires on their own currency. The potential prize is a way to reimagine prepaid cards and ...
The firm's stablecoin clearing system aims to facilitate adoption by solving the stablecoin sector's fragmentation problem.
The U.S. GENIUS Act, advancing in the Senate, could drive broader adoption of stablecoins by offering regulatory clarity.
Visa faces a disruptive threat from major customers Amazon and Walmart developing in-house blockchain-based payment solutions ...
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