Stablecoin issuer Circle, the company behind the USDC dollar-pegged stablecoin, is planning a native token for its ARC ...

Circle Internet Group, issuer of USDC stablecoin, has launched the public testnet for its new Arc blockchain network. Arc aims to bring real-world financial activity on-chain by combining the ...

Circle is considering launching a native token on its Arc Network, a purpose-built blockchain for stablecoin transactions.

Circle said it's exploring the launch of a new token. Arc is the company’s native layer 1 blockchain. Circle reported $740 ...

The USDC issuer's new stablecoin foreign exchange engine aims to modernize cross-border payments, reduce risk and streamline ...

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire unveils Arc as an economic OS for internet, targeting a 2026 mainnet with sub-second settlement times.

Circle, the company behind the USDC stablecoin, has launched a new blockchain platform called Arc. Unlike blockchains like Ethereum or Solana, Arc is a Layer-1 network designed specifically to support ...

Circle's dual offerings seek to modernize institutional cross-border currency trading with real-time settlement.

Circle’s new layer-1 blockchain will debut with Fireblocks support as the stablecoin sector expands, with Circle and Tether vying for market dominance. Circle’s new layer-1 blockchain Arc will ...

On Tuesday, Sept. 9, Circle, issuer of the world’s second-largest stablecoin, USDC, announced a strategic collaboration with infrastructure firm Fireblocks. The collaboration aims to expand adoption ...