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Different chains. Different token standards. But same USDC. In this episode of Stablecoin 101, Elton Tay from the Developer Relations team explains: ✅ How USDC is issued natively across chains ✅ What token standards like ERC-20, SPL, ASA mean ✅ The built-in rules that define how USDC works onchain... show more

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🎉 USDCx on Cardano is now available via Circle xReserve! For the first 10 days, IOG will subsidize bridge fees for USDCx transfers to Cardano to help you get started with lower costs. All other network and DEX fees remain the responsibility of the user. See the FAQs for details. USDCx is a Cardano-native asset fully backed 1:1 by USDC held in Circle’s xReserve smart contract. It’s designed to make moving and using dollar value across supported blockchains seamless, providing streamlined access to crosschain USDC liquidity. With USDCx, users can easily engage with DeFi liquidity, lending, payments, and real-world asset settlement. Thank you! This integration was delivered through the Cardano ecosystem’s Critical Integrations program, funded by the community. Your support has helped bring tier one stablecoin infrastructure to Cardano. We would also like to thank Pentad and Midgard Labs for helping build, operate and secure the USDCx infrastructure. Why USDCx: ✅ 1:1 backed by USDC held in xReserve ✅ Simple connectivity across supported chains ✅ No third-party bridges, keeping things straightforward and secure Learn more:

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Traditional finance is not being replaced. It is being re-architected on blockchain rails. Watch the full episode: In the latest episode of The Onchain Economy, RippleX Head of Engineering J. Ayo Akinyele explains how the XRP Ledger is evolving for institutional use cases across tokenization, stablecoin payments, regulated trading, collateral, credit, and yield. Together, XRP’s liquidity and utility, regulated assets like $RLUSD, and XRPL’s purpose-built features can support financial markets safely moving onchain.

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Hayley Kiyoko explains how her directorial debut ‘GIRLS LIKE GIRLS’ is different from her book of the same name. “There are so many things in the book that aren’t in the movie, but I’m proud of that because they’re sisters, they’re different experiences.”

DiscussingFilm

247,415 views • 1 month ago

We’re happy to announce that Blockradar is a Day 1 partner on Arc. Now, any Blockradar customer can begin using Arc on testnet. We’re excited to give our customers the ability to pay for gas fees directly with stablecoins. Gas fees on Arc are low, predictable, and paid in stablecoins, starting with USDC. With fiat-based transaction costs, Arc enables simplified accounting and seamless user experiences that make stablecoin payments feel truly mainstream. Arc’s architecture aligns perfectly with our mission to simplify stablecoin infrastructure for fintechs. On Arc, our customers can issue wallets, automate payouts, and unify USDC balances across chains, now with gas abstraction built in. This collaboration brings us one step closer to a future where stablecoin payments are instant, transparent, and embedded into every financial product.

We’re happy to announce that Blockradar is a Day 1 partner on Arc. Now, any Blockradar customer can begin using Arc on testnet. We’re excited to give our customers the ability to pay for gas fees directly with stablecoins. Gas fees on Arc are low, predictable, and paid in stablecoins, starting with USDC. With fiat-based transaction costs, Arc enables simplified accounting and seamless user experiences that make stablecoin payments feel truly mainstream. Arc’s architecture aligns perfectly with our mission to simplify stablecoin infrastructure for fintechs. On Arc, our customers can issue wallets, automate payouts, and unify USDC balances across chains, now with gas abstraction built in. This collaboration brings us one step closer to a future where stablecoin payments are instant, transparent, and embedded into every financial product.

Blockradar

41,594 views • 8 months ago

“We had 12 partners on day one.” When squid launched, there was no other protocol that could swap any token → any other token across chains. That clarity of purpose fueled organic growth and positioned them at the heart of cross-chain liquidity. Watch fig, Co-founder of Squid, share how they built early momentum and what still drives their growth. 🎥 Full episode:

“We had 12 partners on day one.” When squid launched, there was no other protocol that could swap any token → any other token across chains. That clarity of purpose fueled organic growth and positioned them at the heart of cross-chain liquidity. Watch fig, Co-founder of Squid, share how they built early momentum and what still drives their growth. 🎥 Full episode:

VS1

122,743 views • 8 months ago