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Stripe, the fintech giant, has decided to re-enter the cryptocurrency payment space after a six-year hiatus, starting with USDC stablecoins on the Solana, Ethereum, and Polygon blockchains.

Payments giant Stripe has announced its return to the cryptocurrency space.

Several leading Layer 2 chains commit to integrating the DA solution ahead of its mainnet launch.

Franklin Templeton has tokenized a $380 million treasuries fund on the Polygon and Stellar blockchains to enable peer-to-peer (P2P) transfers without intermediaries. The company has launched the Franklin OnChain United States Government Money Fund (FOBXX), offering shares as BENJI tokens.

Stripe will support USDC stablecoin payments on Solana, Ethereum, and Polygon, marking a strategic return to the crypto payment arena. The post Fintech leader Stripe integrates USDC payments across Solana, Ethereum, and Polygon blockchains appeared first on Crypto Briefing.

Top investment management firm Franklin Templeton has announced the availability of shares of the Franklin OnChain United States Government Money Fund (FOBXX) on the blockchain. Franklin Templeton Ties Shares To BENJI Token As it announced, peer-to-peer transfers for tokenized shares in the FOBXX fund on the public blockchain have been enabled.

Layer-1 blockchains are foundational networks supporting various applications directly on their protocol, while Layer-2 blockchains operate atop these foundational layers, enhancing scalability and efficiency. Comparing the usage and efficiency of EVM-compatible L1 and L2 blockchains and side chains helps us better understand the market values and where most of the DeFi activity comes from.

Following Avail's upcoming mainnet launch, the integrations aim to help developers build more scalable, cost-efficient and composable chains.

The chains' users will be able to opt in or out to use Avail for data availability, to stash the reams of data produced for all their transactions taking place.

Over the past seven weeks, the Polygon coin price has witnessed a steady downtrend under the influence of a falling wedge. The two downsloping trendlines of this pattern acted as dynamic resistance and support, leading the MATIC price from $1.29 to $0.588, registering a 54.3% loss.

Despite recent dips in the crypto market, Polygon (MATIC) remains resilient, with its sights set on reaching the $0.80 zone. Analysts suggest that seller exhaustion may pave the way for MATIC's upward trajectory, injecting optimism into the ecosystem.

Polygon (MATIC) is among the few altcoins observing quick recovery supported by its investors.

cLabs decides on its preferred tech stack for Celo's Ethereum Layer 2 transition.

Despite conflicting analyses and technical indicators, Polygon (MATIC) shows potential for a bullish breakout and significant price increases

MATIC, the native token of the Polygon network, has had perhaps one of the most disappointing runs of the top cryptocurrencies in the last year. While most of the market rallied to new yearly highs, the MATIC price continued to struggle, leaving investors in massive losses.

If “The Halving” is making it into your media stream for the first time, fear not, it's not as complicated as you might think. Simply put, the rewards given to those who verify and validate transactions on the Bitcoin BTC blockchain are being cut in half.

Solana emerges as a leader in NFT transactions, surpassing both Polygon and Ethereum.

Over the past month, Polygon has consistently exceeded 1 million daily active users.

The price of Polygon (MATIC) continues to fall below the moving average lines but is holding above the $0.59 support. Price analysis by Coinidol.com.

Polygon's (MATIC) price aims to recover the losses it recently endured gradually, starting with a 21% rally.

At the heart of the cryptocurrency world, the Bitcoin halving event has taken center stage, drawing the gaze of investors and enthusiasts alike. Amid this fervour, Polygon (MATIC) shines brightly and is recognized as a top-tier digital asset poised to scale new heights in value and adoption.

Despite no substantial selling pressure, Polygon's MATIC drowned below $0.70 for the first time since last October.

Ernst & Young (EY), one of the leading global accounting firms, has announced a major step forward in enterprise contract management by leveraging blockchain technology. The company has introduced OpsChain Contract Manager, a solution that uses public blockchain technology to securely store and manage a company's contracts.

Ernst & Young, a leading accounting firm, has introduced an enterprise contract management service that utilizes blockchain technology.