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The Signal Interview “Big day,” Donald Trump remarked to Circle’s Jeremy Allaire at a White House event last month, where the ...
Circle unveils Arc, a stablecoin-focused Layer 1 blockchain using USDC as native gas, aiming to power enterprise-grade ...
The company is seeking partnerships to boost the use of its USDC coin in payments, along with its cryptocurrency tools and ...
Circle’s stock rose after the company’s first quarterly earnings update since its blockbuster IPO, as investors applauded the ...
Stablecoin giant Circle Internet Group Inc. early Tuesday unveiled Arc, a new payments platform aimed at major money flows, ...
Circle USDC growth accelerates as adoption rises across exchanges, DeFi platforms, and global payment systems, boosting its ...
Circle Internet Group's CEO, Jeremy Allaire, highlighted that the 'Genius Act' will significantly enhance the use of ...
On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, Circle shares jump after the stablecoin issuer posted a 53% increase in revenue, ...
Circle Internet Group announces plans to launch Arc, a Layer 1 blockchain for stablecoin payments and capital markets.
Circle revealed it was set to launch an open, EVM-compatible L1 blockchain called Arc to provide a foundation for applications in capital markets and stablecoin payments.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire seems to back a walled-garden approach to stablecoin regulation, saying issuers of dollar-pegged tokens should have to register in the U.S.
Jeremy Allaire, co-founder and CEO of stablecoin issuer Circle, says companies issuing digital tokens pegged to the dollar should be registered in the U.S. “It shouldn’t be a free pass, right?” ...