Circle wants to launch America’s first digital currency bank: Here’s what it could offer
By securing a national trust charter, USDC’s issuer, Circle, plans to directly manage its $62-bilion reserves.
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By securing a national trust charter, USDC’s issuer, Circle, plans to directly manage its $62-bilion reserves.
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