Circle and Coinbase establish a revenue-sharing partnership, enabled by new federal legislation creating a framework for digital tokens.
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Updated Jul 6
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What happened
Circle and Coinbase establish a revenue-sharing partnership, enabled by new federal legislation creating a framework for digital tokens.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Circle and Coinbase are renewing their USDC partnership, comparing its prospects to the failure of Paxos' USDG.Sub-event
OUSD challenges Circle's model, and a crucial revenue-sharing partnership between Circle and Coinbase is set to expire.1 source
- Circle leverages new federal framework to partner with Coinbase as a revenue distribution partner.
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Part of
Coinbase, Circle, PayPal, and Fiserv are identified as major players in the financial technology and digital payments sector.Also in this story
- The acquisition of First Data has bolstered Fiserv's revenue and cash flow, which is tied to the company's Acceptance segment and Clover platform.
- PayPal allows use of wallets like Coinbase.
- Fiserv and PayPal launched the FIUSD stablecoin in a partnership.
The entities involved
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Circle
peer-to-peer payments technology company
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Coinbase
American company that operates a cryptocurrency exchange platform
Related events
- Coinbase is listed on Nasdaq, while Circle's USDC funds a quarter of Coinbase's revenue. The Senate failed to pass the CLARITY Act, amidst FED rate impacts.
- Pending U.S. crypto legislation involving Coinbase.
- Coinbase faces intense competition from Binance, while the CLARITY Act remains stalled in the Senate amid FED interest rate hikes affecting crypto.
- Coinbase awaits clearer rules from the SEC as Chair Paul Atkins pushes innovation exemptions for tokenized assets, with Nasdaq building supporting platforms.
- Ethereum Foundation and Circle partner with CoinShares, utilizing Kiln's infrastructure layer for strategy access.
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