Circle, the issuer behind $74 billion worth of USDC stablecoins, is exploring the possibility of enabling reversible ...

Circle is already testing a new blockchain system called Arc. It’s made for banks, asset managers, and other institutions. With this system, businesses could use stablecoins to settle foreign exchange ...

QUT researchers have developed a pioneering mathematical framework to help "pick winners" and maximize limited funding and ...

Circle, the world's second-largest stablecoin issuer, is reportedly considering introducing a "reversible" mechanism for its ...

Circle is weighing reversible blockchain transactions to fight scams and exploits, a move that could aid recovery but spark decentralization concerns.

Circle’s venture capital arm has joined forces with crypto infrastructure firm Crossmint to expand the USDC stablecoin across ...

Circle explores adding a refund mechanism to stablecoin payments, a step that could boost trust and push crypto closer to ...

Circle trades at an outsized valuation compared to its financials. Institutional investors want exposure to stablecoins. It's ...

The very notion of reversibility challenges crypto’s cultural DNA. Since Bitcoin’s inception, immutability has been hailed as ...