Circle Launches Arc Testnet With Visa, Mastercard, and BlackRock to Bridge Tr...
Stablecoin leader Circle, the issuer of USDC, has officially launched its Arc testnet with VISA, Mastercard and other major partners, a new Layer-1 blockchain designed to serve as the “economic operating system for the internet.” Related Reading: Solana Price Set For Double-Digit Rally Above $230: Analyst Reveals How To Spot Next Move The testnet already […]
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Coinbase aims to supplant payment processors like MasterCard and Visa, CEO Brian Armstrong told the Wall Street Journal. As Armstrong hints at in the interview, altering current payment processing methods would be a huge boon to bank consumers around the world. Armstrong claims that credit card processing fees amount to $500 billion. Bitcoin will slim that number down to $50 billion. I wasn't able to verify that number with Google, but the point is that many experts estimate that Bitcoin could cut transaction costs and other fees to about 10% of whatever it currently is. MasterCard and....
According to the crypto firm Circle Internet Financial, the company is “deepening” its partnership with the world’s largest asset manager Blackrock. Circle disclosed that it has started to transfer USDC reserves into a Blackrock-managed fund that’s registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Circle Deepens Relationship With the World’s Largest Asset Manager Blackrock In mid-April 2022, Circle detailed that the company entered an investment agreement with Blackrock Inc., Fin Capital, Fidelity Management and Research, and Marshall Wace LLP. The investment was a....
Blackrock, Fidelity, Marshall Wace, and Fin Capital are investing in crypto firm Circle. In addition, Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, has entered into a broader strategic partnership with the crypto firm.
Blackrock, Fidelity, Marshall Wace, Fin Capital to Invest in Circle
Circle Internet Financial announced Tuesday that it has entered into an agreement for a $400 million funding round with investments from Blackrock Inc., Fidelity Management and Research, Marshall Wace LLP, and Fin Capital.
Circle is the issuer of USD Coin (USDC). The....
Authors Note: A few users are claiming that the information given by Circle regarding their ability to accept prepaid VISA gift cards may not be valid for all VISA gift cards. Keep this information in mind before deciding to make a purchase decision, and CCN encourages anyone with problems to email Circle's customer support. Circle is a hot-button topic on the tongues of all bitcoin users, some even considering the service to be the "killer app" spurring bitcoin adoption. With a well-designed interface and an ease of use process, Circle does seem to cut out all the problems bitcoin users....