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What's driving Wall Street stablecoin interest? Trillions, and maybe biggest global money-moving shift since credit cards
Stablecoins are poised to grow to trillions of dollars, and financial services giant and banks want a piece of it, says Zach Abrams, Bridge co-founder and CEO.
Why Chime's Stock's Hype Has Fizzled Out
The fintech firm Chime Financial (NASDAQ: CHYM) went public about two weeks ago. Despite the stock rising nearly 40% above ...
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Mastercard Expands Stablecoin Push With Paxos, Fiserv and PayPal Integrations
The payments giant is integrating PYUSD, USDG and FIUSD into its network, expanding stablecoin payments and settlements for ...
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Will Visa and Mastercard be able to survive the stablecoin revolution?
Visa and Mastercard shares fell by about 5% as investors became nervous about the possibility that stablecoins could destroy ...
GENIUS Act May Take Over SEC’s Power On Digital Assets: What It Means For Finance
The GENIUS Act represents more than just regulatory reform—it signals a decisive shift in how the U.S. approaches digital ...
Will Stablecoins Kill Visa's Cash Cow?
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies with a value pegged against a fiat currency, such as the U.S. dollar. Circle 's USDC ...
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Mastercard makes a move toward stablecoins, in an effort to boost mainstream use - Morningstar
Mastercard makes a move toward stablecoins, in an effort to boost mainstream use Provided by Dow Jones Jun 24, 2025, 2:19:00 PM. By Steve Gelsi .
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Mastercard makes a move toward stablecoins, in an effort to boost mainstream use - MarketWatch
Mastercard makes a move toward stablecoins, in an effort to boost mainstream use Credit-card giant teaming up with Fiserv’s FIUSD stablecoin program ...