Bitget says an unauthorized transfer drained about $351.6 million from its hot wallets, with on-chain watchers saying some stolen USDC was quickly swapped into ETH — reigniting the messy debate over Circle’s freeze powers and how much they really help once funds start moving.
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Binance is putting $100 million into Circle and backing USDC promotion for five years, but the deal lands amid fresh scrutiny over sanctions, privacy, and EU licensing. A smart distribution play — and a reminder that credibility in crypto is never bought once and for all.
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Circle’s EURC stablecoin has launched on Upbit, giving South Korean traders direct access to euro-linked value without routing everything through dollar-heavy crypto rails. It’s a practical step for euro exposure, though like any stablecoin, it still comes with the usual trust and liquidity risks.
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Circle has updated CCTP Fast Transfer so USDC fees can be paid upfront on the source chain, making cross-chain transfers clearer: senders see the cost in advance, recipients get the full amount, and the usual bridge-style confusion gets trimmed down.
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Stablecoins are going mainstream: Circle is putting USDC on Chelsea’s shirt, Tether is facing a New York lawsuit over a $42.4 million freeze, and regulators are scrambling as digital dollars become both a payment tool and a power struggle.
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Circle is pressing Washington to back dollar-backed stablecoins as a way to keep the US at the center of digital finance. The pitch is strong, but the real test is whether regulators can build sane rules that unlock utility without inviting reserve failures, depegs, and another crypto mess.
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A 21-bank consortium led by Bank of America, Citi, Goldman Sachs and UBS is planning a dollar stablecoin, with a euro token to follow, in a direct challenge to Tether and Circle. The push could reshape payments and crypto settlement if the banks can actually deliver.
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JPMorgan and a growing bank coalition are warming to stablecoins, rattling Circle and Coinbase as Wall Street eyes a cut of the on-chain dollar market. With U.S. crypto rules still murky, banks may be late — but they’re clearly not sitting this one out.
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Circle’s stock reportedly jumped 30% as investors increasingly value stablecoins as financial infrastructure, not just crypto grease. The rally reflects growing adoption, tighter regulation, and USDC’s cleaner reserve profile — but also the higher costs and risks that come with legitimacy.
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Circle shares jumped after Bernstein kept its bullish rating and $140 target, with Arc’s Sept. 16 mainnet launch fueling the move. Investors are betting Circle can become more than a reserve-income stablecoin issuer — but it still has to prove the hype turns into real revenue.
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