Amazon and Walmart Eye Launch of Their Own Crypto, Details

Amazon and Walmart Eye Launch of Their Own Crypto, Details

Per a report from the Wall Street Journal, giants Amazon and Walmart are looking into launching their own digital assets. According to the report, the merchants might issue in-house stablecoins to save billions of dollars on fees and payment transactions. Related Reading: Bitcoin Shows Strength, But Binance Open Interest Divergence Flags Caution The report stated: […]


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