# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Circle

Morph Network to Host USDC and Circle’s CCTP

TheNewsCrypto02/27 07:57

$40M lifeline? Why Circle-Lighter’s revenue-sharing deal could reignite LIT

Lighter (LIT) perpetual DEX has reportedly secured a revenue-sharing deal with Circle on interest income from USDC deposits, which analysts project could generate $30–40 million annually. This is seen as a key lifeline for the platform, which has seen a sharp decline in trading volume and revenue since the end of its farming program in late 2025. The deal is expected to subsidize trader fees, potentially boosting open interest and trading activity. It may also support token buybacks and fee rebates. Following the news, LIT’s price surged 10%, extending its February recovery to 20%. Some consider the token undervalued relative to competitors.

ambcrypto02/13 18:02

An Hour with Circle's CPO: How Stablecoins Are Reshaping Global Capital Flows

In a comprehensive interview with Nikhil Tandog, Chief Product Officer of Circle, the discussion explores how stablecoins, particularly USDC, are transforming global finance by reducing friction in cross-border transactions and enhancing economic inclusion. Circle has evolved from a stablecoin issuer into a multi-layered platform comprising core assets (USDC, EURC), payment applications (Circle Payment Network), and infrastructure (ARC). The resilience of USDC post-banking crisis is attributed to its transparency, regulatory compliance (such as MiCA and the hypothetical Genius Act), and multi-chain presence across 28 blockchains. Unlike competitors, Circle emphasizes auditability and public trust, aiming for public listing to reinforce accountability. Looking ahead to 2030, Tandog envisions a future where programmable money enables efficient B2B payments (a $59T market), AI-driven agents autonomously manage transactions, and financial services integrate seamlessly with software. Circle’s ARC infrastructure will address scalability, privacy, and gas payment challenges to support mainstream adoption. The company continues to expand USDC’s reach, deepen its payment network, and develop ARC, positioning stablecoins as a foundational technology akin to electricity—universally applicable and transformative.

比推02/09 04:24

Crypto Stablecoin Law Faces Pushback As New York Prosecutors Target Tether, Circle

New York Attorney General Letitia James, along with four district attorneys, is pushing back against the newly enacted GENIUS Act, the first major U.S. stablecoin law. They argue the law fails to protect victims of financial crimes, as it does not require stablecoin issuers to return stolen funds. This omission, they warn, could embolden companies to retain stolen assets. The prosecutors specifically criticized the two largest issuers, Tether and Circle. They allege Tether inconsistently freezes funds and primarily cooperates only with federal law enforcement. They claim Circle’s policies are “significantly worse,” alleging it often retains control of frozen assets to continue earning interest, creating a financial incentive to delay returning funds. Both companies rejected the allegations, asserting their commitment to combating illicit activity.

bitcoinist02/04 08:05

Cardano Lands Circle’s USDCX As Tier-One Stablecoin: Hoskinson

Charles Hoskinson has announced that Circle's stablecoin, USDCX, is coming to Cardano following a signed deal between Circle and the Cardano-aligned group, the Pentad. Described as a "tier-one" stablecoin solution, USDCX will operate on non-EVM chains like Cardano through a one-to-one reserve model, mirroring USDC's liquidity. Hoskinson emphasized that integration is imminent, not aspirational, and will provide seamless access to Circle's distribution network and deep liquidity. He also highlighted privacy benefits and praised Circle as a professional partner. The move aims to meet long-standing community demand for a major stablecoin, with Hoskinson noting that existing Circle integrations on other chains should expedite deployment. He acknowledged market skepticism but reaffirmed focus on Cardano's development and partnerships. ADA was trading at $0.3258 at the time of the announcement.

bitcoinist01/31 04:02

Circle CEO Says USDC Is Financial Infrastructure, Not a Rival to Visa or Mastercard

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire stated that the USDC stablecoin is designed as financial infrastructure rather than a competitor to traditional payment giants like Visa or Mastercard. Speaking at the Davos Economic Forum, Allaire emphasized that these companies are "significant partners," not rivals. He described USDC as a network-effect business whose utility grows as more developers and financial institutions build on it. Allaire positioned Circle as a neutral company focused on enabling value transfer across both conventional and digital systems without directly challenging existing organizations. He also highlighted the evolving payment landscape, noting the potential for automation and AI to transform processes. This perspective comes amid growing interest in stablecoins and digital settlement solutions from the financial sector. The comments reflect a strategic emphasis on integration and collaboration with established payment networks, rather than competition, underscoring the role of stablecoins as complementary infrastructure within the broader financial ecosystem.

TheNewsCrypto01/23 12:38

Tether and Circle mint $1.5B as stablecoin liquidity rebuilds after market volatility

Tether and Circle minted a combined $1.5 billion in stablecoins, with Tether issuing $1 billion USDT (primarily on Tron) and Circle minting $500 million USDC (including on Solana). This follows a period of market stress where Bitcoin fell below $93,000, triggering liquidations. Large stablecoin mints are often a sign of liquidity positioning rather than immediate buying, as funds are typically sent to treasury or intermediary wallets first. Their deployment to exchanges or market makers will determine if this leads to renewed buying pressure. USDT and USDC continue to dominate the market, accounting for nearly 90% of the stablecoin supply on Ethereum. The minting suggests liquidity remains engaged with crypto, but does not yet confirm a market reversal.

ambcrypto01/20 17:18

Coinbase, Circle Team Up To Build World’s First On-Chain National Economy In Bermuda

Coinbase and Circle have partnered to establish the world's first fully on-chain national economy in Bermuda. The initiative aims to provide digital asset infrastructure and enterprise tools to the government, local banks, insurers, and SMEs. Bermuda's Premier highlighted the project's focus on creating opportunities, lowering costs, and integrating residents into the future of finance through digital literacy programs. Government agencies will pilot stablecoin payments like USDC, while financial institutions adopt tokenization tools. Bermuda, known for its clear digital asset regulatory framework since 2018, has attracted various crypto businesses, including decentralized exchanges and tokenized funds, by balancing innovation with robust oversight.

bitcoinist01/20 14:32

Bermuda Partners with Circle and Coinbase for World’s First On-Chain National Economy

Bermuda is partnering with Circle and Coinbase to create the world's first entirely on-chain national economy. Announced at the World Economic Forum in Davos, the initiative aims to modernize Bermuda's financial systems, attract global digital asset investment, and establish the island as a hub for digital finance innovation. This move addresses challenges faced by local businesses, such as high costs and limited access to offshore financial services, by implementing an on-chain payment system using stablecoins like USDC for faster settlements and lower fees. Plans include pilot programs for stablecoin payments, tokenization services, and nationwide digital literacy programs. This builds on Bermuda's early crypto regulatory efforts, including the 2018 Digital Asset Business Act, which licensed firms like Circle and Coinbase.

TheNewsCrypto01/20 12:15

Going All-In on Arc: Circle Is Making a High-Stakes Gamble It Can't Afford to Lose

Circle, the issuer of USDC, is launching its own Layer 1 blockchain called Arc to address challenges in the stablecoin industry, particularly as interest rate cuts threaten its revenue model. Arc is designed for enterprise cross-border payments using stablecoins, offering sub-second finality, configurable privacy options, and transaction fees paid in USDC to avoid crypto volatility. It aims to reduce reliance on interest income and expand distribution channels. Despite partnerships with major firms like BlackRock and Visa, Arc faces competition from Tether and Stripe's Tempo, as well as challenges in attracting liquidity and regulatory scrutiny over privacy features. Circle's established reputation and payment network provide a competitive advantage, but the success of Arc is critical amid a shifting economic landscape.

比推01/09 17:56