WorldPingThe survey released by Visa posited that bank-like protections for stablecoins could increase adoption in the US as companies are preparing for the enactment of the GENIUS Act.
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Stablecoins hold nearly $200 billion in US debt, but money funds bought the surge
US stablecoin adoption could surge with bank-like protections: Visa survey
BlackRock sees a new $5 trillion AI trade emerging for stablecoins
Circle launches 24/7 stablecoin FX engine as it chases a slice of the $10 trillion currency market
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