USDC-based Circle to channel part of its funds towards Circle Reserve Fund

By cineramaNovember 4, 2022Polkadot

In September, 2022, Circle made the announcement that it expected to roll out its stablecoin across five additional networks, including Polkadot, Optimism, Near, Arbitrum and Cosmos Circle, the platform […]

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USDC-based Circle to channel part of its funds towards Circle Reserve Fund

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