Circle unveils Arc, a stablecoin-focused Layer 1 blockchain using USDC as native gas, aiming to power enterprise-grade ...

Circle, the issuer of the stablecoin USD Coin, has seen a large increase in revenue in a historic quarter as it became a public entity.

Stripe is developing what it calls Tempo, and Circle announced Tuesday that it’s building a protocol called Arc.

Stablecoins are gaining attention in the U.S., with companies like Stripe and Circle developing specialized blockchains for ...

The data for July showed that annualized core CPI topped the 3% mark for the first time, primarily due to the effects of ...

Circle stock price surged and then retreated after publishing its first financial results as a publicly traded company.

Circle also unveiled plans for Arc, a proprietary blockchain set to launch testing this fall, aimed at integrating stablecoin payments and capital markets functions. The company projects USDC supply ...

Fintech giants like Circle, Tether, and Stripe launch L1 blockchains, raising doubts about Ethereum L2 relevance. Analysts question L2’s value for centralized assets like stablecoins, citing ...

Circle stock rose despite Q2 losses as investors liked the company's revenue growth and new blockchain plans for stablecoin payments.

Congress’s GENIUS Act backs Ethereum stablecoins, but Fed policy still warns on public chains, shaping bank strategies and ...

Circle is the issuer of USDC, one of the world’s most popular stablecoins. The cryptocurrency is backed by dollar-denominated assets such as U.S. Treasury Bills. The interest earned by those assets ...

Circle launches an EVM-compatible Arc blockchain enabling fast, low-cost USDC payments, FX trading, and tokenized asset ...