Circle’s Arc tops stablecoin growth leaderboard in first week
Circle's Arc blockchain launched with $649M in USDC deployed, BlackRock and Visa backing, and sub-second finality targeting $0.01 transaction The post Circle’s Arc tops stablecoin growth leaderboard in first week appeare...
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Circle's Arc blockchain launched with $649M in USDC deployed, BlackRock and Visa backing, and sub-second finality targeting $0.01 transaction
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