Stripe has launched USDC payments, enabling merchants to accept stablecoin transactions globally. The move offers a more stable, efficient alternative to previous crypto payment options, and could lead to wider adoption of digital currencies in everyday transactions.

Circle partners with Sony to introduce USDC on Soneium, a Layer 2 Ethereum blockchain, enhancing digital payments and blockchain integration in Sony's ecosystem.

Stripe now accepts Solana's stablecoins, $USDC and $USDP, simplifying crypto payments and enhancing the shopping experience for businesses and customers alike.

After 10 years of exclusivity, Apple has opened its NFC chip to third-party wallet developers. This means that users can now get access to their crypto wallet with just a tap on their iPhone.

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Apple confirmed that the new feature will be available in the upcoming iOS 18.1 update.

In this article, we’ll discuss the regulatory landscape that USDC and other digital assets may currently face, and what all of this means for the digital future of the dollar.

Circle, the issuer of the world’s second-largest stablecoin, USDC, is making a strategic move by relocating its global headquarters to New York City.

Binance will convert delisted tokens to USDC starting September 2, 2024. Affected tokens include BTG, BTCST, and XMR. Users must withdraw tokens before September 1, 2024, and conversions will be completed by March 1, 2025.

Apple's partnership with Circle, issuer of USDC, is set to boost digital currency adoption, potentially benefiting Ethereum and the broader crypto industry.