Circle, the issuer of USDC, is set to launch the stablecoin in Japan on March 26 through a strategic partnership with SBI Group. This move aims to enhance the Japanese market’s access to digital currencies, reflecting growing global interest in stablecoins.
Thailand’s financial regulator has announced the inclusion of USDC and USDT stablecoins in its approved cryptocurrency list. This move aims to bolster the country’s digital asset ecosystem and promote secure transactions within the growing fintech landscape.
Circle’s USDC is set to debut as the first USD stablecoin in Japan, marking a significant milestone in the country’s digital currency landscape. This move aims to enhance cross-border transactions and boost local blockchain adoption amid evolving regulatory frameworks.
An emerging fintech firm from the Philippines has joined forces with a major US-based digital currency issuer to explore ways to help promote the adoption of a digital dollar-backed stablecoin. The partnership is a potentially game-changing move for financial inclusion in the region.
USDC and USDT holders have been exploring ways to maximize returns through the ongoing Borroe.Finance presale. With attractive ROE offered, investors have flocked to the sale in an effort to capitalize on the potential returns on offer.