WorldPingOKX appears to be designing products to keep the blockchain element abstracted or out of sight for users who simply want to hold digital dollars and use a card.
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OKX looks to abstract blockchain mechanics to bring stablecoin balances to everyday consumers
Arbitrum joins Paxos-led stablecoin group Global Dollar to capture digital dollar growth
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Ripple and Circle backs OKX as it targets the next wave of stablecoin users
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