INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Shares in Circle Internet Group closed with a 10.7% gain on Wednesday after the stablecoin issuer partnered with Brazilian fintech Matera to
formerly Worldcoin, said on Wednesday that around two million of its users held bridged USDC (USDC), a type of cryptocurrency that
remittances and in Mini Apps, which provide tools for payments and e-commerce, among other things
banks to support multicurrency accounts.Matera said it will use its real-time ledger, Digital Twin, to allow financial institutions to hold
over 10%Shares in Circle (CRCL) closed trading on Wednesday up nearly 10.7% on news of the two deals, falling after-hours by 0.2% to just
Source: Yahoo FinanceThe stablecoin issuer went public in the US on June 5 in an upsized offering, and its stock price has since surged by
nearly 280% since it kicked off trading at $31.World made US debut in AprilWorld was founded in 2019 by the San Francisco and Berlin-based
Tools for Humanity but only launched to US users at the end of April, debuting in six cities: Atlanta, Austin, Los Angeles, Miami, Nashville
Worldcoin (WLD), as a reward.World had skirted launching in the US due to regulatory concerns over offering the token, which it has now
seemingly put aside under the crypto-friendly Trump administration.The company has faced probes from regulators outside the US over privacy
