Coinbase funds New York pilot giving $12K in USDC to low-income residents
The pilot could influence future financial aid models by demonstrating the viability of stablecoins in public assistance programs. The post Coinbase funds New York pilot giving $12K in USDC to low-income residents appear...
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The pilot could influence future financial aid models by demonstrating the viability of stablecoins in public assistance programs.
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