Why Circle is spending $400M to fix the last mile holding stablecoins back from real-world payouts
The purchase could tighten Circle’s control of regulated payout infrastructure while partner banks retain their own risks and duties. The post Why Circle is spending $400M to fix the last mile holding stablecoins back from real-world payouts appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- The purchase could tighten Circle’s control of regulated payout infrastructure while partner banks retain their own risks and duties.
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