Stripe published an article examining main issues of bitcoin market.
SoftBank-backed Remote and financial platform Stripe join forces to revolutionize global payroll processing by enabling stablecoin payments, initially launching with USDC on Base for US-based customers.
Aptos Foundation today announced the upcoming integration of Circle’s native USDC and Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) on the Aptos Network, as well as Stripe adding support for Aptos in its crypto products.
BVNK is in preliminary talks to raise $50 million as stablecoin payments gain momentum, spurred by Stripe’s recent acquisition in the sector.
Stripe is rumored to have finalized a $1.1 billion acquisition of the stablecoin platform Bridge, with both companies yet to provide official confirmation.
Stripe’s possible acquisition of Bridge marks its increasing interest in the stablecoin market, but the deal remains uncertain at this stage.
Payment giant Stripe has now joined the likes of PayPal in its pursuit of crypto payments.
The partnership between Stripe and Bitstamp will initially support Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XLM, and USDC.
Under this partnership, Coinbase will also be integrating Stripe’s fiat-to-crypto on-ramp thereby allowing its users to purchase crypto with credit cards and Apple Pay.
Visa’s metric filters out bot-driven and high-volume trader transactions, revealing that only $149 billion of $2.2 trillion in stablecoin transactions were from genuine user activity.
Several prominent Avalanche ecosystem partners have already signaled their intention to integrate with Stripe, including GoGoPool, Avvy, Pakt, zeroone, Halliday, The Arena, Shrapnel, and DeFi Kingdoms.
Over the years, Tether’s USDT has dominated the industry as the preferred stablecoin among its pairs, trading as the third largest crypto after Bitcoin and Ethereum, with a market capitalization of $110.64 billion.
Stripe said that it would facilitate all of the USDC transactions through Ethereum, Solana, and the Polygon blockchain networks and immediately convert them into fiat.
Adyen reported net revenue of €1.62 billion for 2023, up 22 percent YoY, fueled by continued growth in the customer base amid an expanding team of employees.
Adyen published its slowest growth for a half-year since 2018 and lost $20 billion of its market valuation as shares also fell 39%.
Although there are no specific details on what to expect from Twitter following the money transmitter licenses, insiders believe that Twitter Payments will start offering fiat currency services.