Circle Dismisses Employees to Strengthen its Balance Sheet (Report)
Circle – the company behind the leading stablecoin USDC – has reportedly trimmed its staff in a bid to reinforce its balance sheet. Thus, it joined the likes of numerous…
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Circle – the company behind the leading stablecoin USDC – has reportedly trimmed its staff in a bid to reinforce its balance sheet. Thus, it joined the likes of numerous…
China may have banned the use of cryptocurrencies but stablecoins might have a role to play in the proliferation of its national currency.
Jeremy Allaire – co-founder and CEO of the stablecoin-issuer Circle – said his company has been closely observing the regulatory developments in Hong Kong. The authorities of the former British…
According to a Bloomberg report, other major depositors included Silicon Valley Bank, SVB Financial Group, biotechnology research company Altos Labs and China-based firm Kanzhun.
The stablecoin ecosystem has also been impacted by America’s war on crypto, with a clear divergence happening between the top two issuers. Tether supply has reached an all-time high of…
Heath Tarbert will serve as the company’s chief legal officer and head of corporate affairs, bringing experience with all three branches of government.
The stablecoin issuer is the second crypto company to receive Singapore’s MPI license this month, following Crypto.com.
Stablecoin issuer Circle announced launching USDC natively on Arbitrum on June 8th. The latest move will replace the currently circulating bridged version of the stablecoin that comes from Ethereum. USDC…
USDC stablecoin developer Circle will replace the current version of its token with one running natively on the Arbitrum network.
Over the past year, Circle's USD Coin has seen its market share decline from 34.88% to 23.05%. Tether's USDT shows a contrasting picture.