The idOS is a decentralized identity and storage layer for user data. The idOS enables KYC re-usability in a compliant way.
"The challenge is no longer creating new rails. It's connecting them." Exactly. And connecting rails isn't only a money problem. Every connection is a user crossing a perimeter: new onboarding, new KYC. Money rails connect value, but also need to connect users. That's what we…
The challenge is no longer creating new rails. It's connecting them. Today, Mastercard completed its acquisition of BVNK. Together, we're helping customers connect digital and traditional forms of…
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Japan's biggest card network is opening its rails to stablecoins. JCB (140M users, 40M merchants) signed an MoU with @circle to explore USDC for cross-border payments and in-store purchases. Everyday money onchain needs reusable identity.
JUST IN: @circle partners with JCB, Japan's largest card network, to bring $USDC to 40 million merchants across cross-border and everyday transactions.
Let's look at the data: supply is down, but transacted volume went up to record highs in the same period. May-June, the US$ value of stablecoin transactions rose 63% to an ATH $1.78T (Visa/Allium). Supply down, but real activity up - that's what shows real onchain usage.
DATA: The stablecoin market has lost $10B since May, with $7.7B exiting in June alone, the steepest monthly drop since Terra-Luna's collapse in 2022.
