PayPal
The stablecoin’s supply has declined about 50% in the last month, from $660 million to $320 million
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PayPal’s Solana launch uses “token extensions” that make tokens more customizable
The scheme would lock extra bitcoin in transactions that only environmentally friendly miners can unlock
As PYUSD sees middling adoption, Paxos is helping create DeFi markets for the stablecoin
Testimonies about JPY payments via PayPal appeared on the Mt Gox creditor subreddit in the past day
Four patent applications were published since Sept. 21, suggesting that PayPal is taking a close look at distributed ledger tech
The state’s Department of Motor Vehicles accepts payments in crypto assets supported by PayPal
While a host of alternatives try to fill market void, Paypal’s stablecoin is slow on the uptake
PayPal says it will work to ensure it is in-line with new regulations from the Financial Conduct Authority
Ledger users will be able to purchase ETH, BTC, BCH and LTC with their PayPal accounts.
“That means that there are a tremendous amount of people that could come into crypto because of what PayPal is doing,” says Avi Felman
Waters says consumers are “at greater risk of harm” at the hands of bad actors without legislation
PayPal’s stablecoin coin, PYUSD, is facing questions about its growth plan – as well as its prospects for competing with stablecoin incumbents
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