Dragonfly, FirstMark lead $38 million Series A for stablecoin startup Velocity with support from Coinbase, Ripple and more
The startup enables corporate users to use stablecoins while connecting to traditional banking rails and compliance systems.
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The startup enables corporate users to use stablecoins while connecting to traditional banking rails and compliance systems.
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