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In a major announcement on Tuesday, November 14, USDC-stablecoin issuer Circle introduced its zero-fee minting facility dubbed Circle Mint. Currently, Circle will be launching this facility only in Singapore since it secured the Major Payments Institution (MPI) license from the MAS.
Circle's CCTP was available on Noble's testnet on Nov. 3 and will launch on the network's mainnet on Nov. 28.
Decentralized exchange dYdX will be the a user of CCTP, as the project expands beyond Arbitrum, Base, Ethereum and Optimism.
Circle has unveiled a new v2.2 upgrade to USDC and EURC that significantly reduces gas costs, improves support “for account abstraction, and further bolsters security for transactions on EVM blockchains.
Bitcoin's rally continued and a number of other alts experienced powerful gains this week—for a number of reasons.
Circle's v2.2 upgrade for USDC and EURC, features reduced gas costs, improved support for account abstraction, and heightened security on EVM blockchains.
Circle noted that the new upgrade would bring about a 7% increase in gas efficiency. Also, the development would expand to new blockchains apart from the first set.
Yesterday, Circle announced that it planned to release version v2.2 for USD Coin (USDC) and Euro coin (EURC) with the intention of improving certain aspects of these stablecoins.
Circle, the issuer of USD Coin (USDC), has announced a significant upgrade to its stablecoin, aiming to enhance usability and security. The upgrade, known as v2.2, introduces several improvements, including account abstraction, enhanced security, and lower gas fees.
Circle has announced a new v2.2 upgrade for its usd coin and euro coin digital stablecoins. The changes aim to significantly reduce gas costs, enable new use cases, and bolster security. Circle Unveils 2.
Circle confirmed that a new v2.2 upgrade to USDC and EURC will add new features and sharpen the existing ones. What Happened: The new features of the announced upgrade include decreased gas costs, better support for account abstraction, and increased security for transactions on EVM blockchains, as reported by a company statement.
Circle has initiated the v2.2 upgrade for its USDC and EURC stablecoins, promising reduced transaction costs, improved security, and seamless integration for EVM blockchain transactions.
Stablecoin issuer Circle has announced an upgrade to reduce transaction fees by approximately 7%.
New features include decreased gas costs, better support for account abstraction and increased security for transactions on EVM blockchains.
Circle unveiled its latest v2.2 upgrade for USDC and EURC, introducing a series of transformative changes designed to enhance the efficiency, security, and functionality of the EVM blockchain.
Circle, the company behind the popular USDC stablecoin, is currently exploring the possibility of going public with an initial public offering (IPO) in 2024, as reported by Bloomberg. This development marks a significant step for the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, potentially bringing a well-established digital currency player into the traditional stock market.
A recent research paper concluded that the use of stablecoins for speculative activities in the crypto assets industry has dropped by 90 percent since 2019.
Circle, the issuer of the USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin, is reportedly exploring the possibility of going public with an initial public offering (IPO) slated for next year, Bloomberg reported on Nov. 7. Insiders familiar with the matter revealed that the stablecoin issuer had initiated discussions with advisors to facilitate the IPO process.
Circle, the creator of USD Coin (USDC), the popular stablecoin, is set to launch an Initial Public Offering (IPO) in 2024. According to Bloomberg, the company is already talking to advisors as it prepares for this. Circle Internet is one of the most important companies in the blockchain industry.
Circle Internet Financial Ltd., the issuer of the USDC stablecoin, is contemplating an early 2024 IPO public listing, as per sources familiar with the matter.
Circle is considering going public through an initial public offering after a plan to do similar via a SPAC failed to materialize.
Stablecoin issuer Circle is reportedly planning to go for an initial public offering (IPO) in early 2024, joining the likes of Coinbase (COIN) among core crypto companies that went public. Currently, discussions are said to be ongoing in preparation of a potential IPO.
According to their monitoring data, an astounding 74,412,196 USDC (equivalent to USD 74,409,429) was effectively burned within the USDC Treasury burns.
