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STRIPE-OWNED BRIDGE GOES LIVE WITH CELO SUPPORT Bridge Bridge, which is owned by the Stripe payments giant, today added support for leading Ethereum L2 Celo. Bridge's decision to extend its stablecoin orchestration platform to $CELO is no coincidence, the network boasting some incredible metrics already... • 1.3 billion total...

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