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Binance has completed the conversion of several token balances to USDC, affecting users' holdings based on a snapshot taken in April 2024.

A prominent whale has withdrawn an additional $2 million USDC from Binance to purchase more GOAT tokens.

A crypto whale withdrew $2M USDC from Binance to purchase GOAT, sparking market curiosity.

Stablecoins have achieved several milestones since the beginning of the year, hitting a new high of $172 billion in market capitalization.

BlackRock is set to challenge USDT and USDC's dominance with its new proposal for crypto exchanges to adopt its BUIDL token as collateral on the derivatives market. This forms part of the world's asset manager's move to gain a greater hold of the crypto market, seeing as it already holds a significant amount of bitcoins

Radiant Capital, a decentralized finance (DeFi) lender, reported a significant security breach across multiple blockchain networks, resulting in substantial financial losses. On Wednesday, unidentified attackers exploited vulnerabilities in Radiant's blockchain contracts on both the Binance Smart Chain (BSC) and Arbitrum platforms.

Zero Hash processed $18.68 million in USDC to USD conversions for BlackRock's $500 million tokenized fund (BUIDL) in its first 24 hours

Securitize, the platform for tokenizing real-world assets, has integrated Zero Hash to allow qualified investors to easily subscribe to BlackRock's tokenized fund via the USDC stablecoin.

The integration aims to reduce investment costs and ease the subscription process for traditional players investing in BlackRock's BUIDL.

OKX expands USDC support with six new trading pairs, enhancing stablecoin liquidity and promoting its growing role in the digital asset ecosystem.

Cryptocurrency spot and derivatives exchange OKX is rolling out new trading pairs for the dollar-pegged USDC, the second-largest stablecoin by market cap. In a statement, the Seychelles-based exchange says it is going to introduce six new spot trading pairs for USDC on Monday.

Circle has announced the initial recipients of its USDC Grant Program, aimed at supporting projects that integrate USDC and leverage Circle's platform capabilities.

Circle has introduced native USDC on the Sui blockchain, giving developers and users direct access to USDC without relying on bridges. This launch supports Circle's multi-chain approach, utilizing Sui's features for fast, secure, and scalable applications.

Payment solutions provider Stripe has introduced global support for USDC transactions, enabling U.S. businesses to accept payments through Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Polygon (POL).

Stripe has reintroduced crypto support on its platform through the stablecoin USDC, after discontinuing the feature in 2018.

On 9 October 2024, Stripe announced a new feature, Pay with Crypto, which allows U.S.-based businesses to accept stablecoin payments that automatically settle as fiat in their Stripe balance.

Payments giant Stripe is announcing global support for USDC settlements over the Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and Polygon (POL) blockchains.

Stripe has announced the reactivation of crypto payments for U.S. businesses, allowing businesses to accept USDC through Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon.

Global payments giant Stripe has officially reinstated crypto payments after a six-year hiatus. Stripe now supports payments in USD Coin (USDC), a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, on the Ethereum, Solana, and Polygon networks.

It's the first time in six years that Stripe's U.S. business customers can accept crypto payments since it ended support for bitcoin in 2018.

Payment giant Stripe has now joined the likes of PayPal in its pursuit of crypto payments.

The SUI Foundation announced support for native USD Coin (USDC) on the Sui Network (SUI) blockchain.

Stripe has reintroduced cryptocurrency support after a six-year hiatus, now allowing businesses to accept USDC payments across multiple blockchain networks with automatic conversion to fiat currency for merchants.

Stripe's reintroduction to crypto comes after a decision to end support for Bitcoin in 2018, where it cited market volatility concerns.