Solayer Pay has introduced a new Visa card that allows users to spend USDC stablecoins at merchants and ATMs globally. Existing users can get the physical card for free, while new users pay a $20 annual fee. This card builds on Solayer Pay's Emerald Card platform, which already had 40,000 users in over 100 countries. The card integrates stablecoin payments into everyday transactions, supported by Solayer's fast infiniSVM blockchain network, marking a significant step in making crypto payments more accessible and practical.
Circle minted about 750 million USDC on the Solana blockchain within 24 hours, indicating a significant increase in dollar-pegged liquidity on the network. This move highlights Solana's growing role in hosting large USDC flows, which could support pr...
Visa has introduced commercial USDC stablecoin prefunding for cross-border payments through Visa Direct, starting October 15, 2026, with Inyo Global as the first partner. This service allows eligible businesses to fund international payouts near real...
The Sui blockchain network has seen significant growth with U.S.-listed Sui ETFs accumulating around 14 million SUI tokens in five weeks. Key developments include the launch of Circle's Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol V2 on Sui, enabling native USDC tr...
USDT holds the largest domestic trading share at 21.10% among 58 tracked tokens, highlighting its dominance in Korea's crypto market. STX exhibits the most significant domestic-to-global trading gap, with its domestic share 42.1 times higher than its...
Circle has minted about $3.5 billion worth of USDC stablecoins on the Solana blockchain in the past week, increasing liquidity and network activity. This move supports Circle's strategy to expand USDC availability across blockchains and contributes t...
