Circle CEO: Clarity Act is Not Dead
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Circle CEO and Co-Founder Jeremy Allaire joins Bloomberg Open Interest to lay out his massive vision for digital dollars, saying stablecoins could address a roughly $60 trillion cash market. He...
Circle CEO and Co-Founder Jeremy Allaire joins Bloomberg Open Interest to lay out his massive vision for digital dollars, saying stablecoins could address a roughly $60 trillion cash market. He explains why Circle doesn’t need the CLARITY Act to scale, calls blockchain finance an “irreversible megatrend,” and details the launch of Arc with hundreds of companies already participating. (Source: Bloomberg)
Glass House Analysis
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