Circle’s stock jumps 10% as USDC goes global

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The big shot behind the stablecoin USDC, just made some serious moves that got Wall Street buzzing.

Their shares jumped a solid 10.7% on Wednesday after announcing two major deals, one with Brazil’s fintech powerhouse Matera, and another with World Chain, the brainchild of OpenAI’s Sam Altman.

New network for the USDC

First off, Circle’s USDC just went live on World Chain, a blockchain network where users prove they’re human by scanning their eyes, yeah, like some sci-fi movie.

World Chain counts 27 million users, and now, thanks to Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol, these people can send USDC lightning-fast across blockchains.

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Around two million users already held bridged USDC, but now they’re upgraded to native USDC issued straight from Circle.

Imagine your favorite app suddenly getting a turbo boost, that’s what’s happening here.

Teaming up with Matera

In another region, down in Brazil, Circle teamed up with Matera to shake up the banking scene.

Matera’s got this slick real-time ledger system called Digital Twin, letting banks hold Brazilian reals, US dollars, and USDC all in one place, no need to build complicated systems from scratch.

And get this, it hooks right into Brazil’s Central Bank payment system, Pix, allowing near-instant transactions with low fees.

Matera’s CEO Carlos Netto called it a game-changer for banks and fintechs wanting to play on the global stage.

And he’s probably right. It’s like giving the local pizza joint the recipe to compete with the big chains worldwide.

Performance

Circle’s stock has been on a rocket ride since going public last week. Starting at $31, it’s now climbed nearly 280%, closing Wednesday just shy of $117 before a slight dip after hours.

Investors are clearly loving these partnerships and the promise of USDC’s growing footprint.

So, it’s pretty clear Circle’s not just playing the game but rewriting the rules. Or working on it.

With USDC spreading from Brazil’s banks to futuristic identity-verified blockchains, this stablecoin is staking its claim as a real global player.


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