After Circle shares collapsed from $260 to $62, President Heath Tarbert argued that USDC's $73 billion circulation and native deployment on 34 blockchains.
- Circle's stock has plummeted, prompting President Heath Tarbert to defend USDC's market position based on its circulation and multi-chain deployment.
- A new consortium including Visa and Mastercard poses a competitive threat with a focus on interoperability and existing payment rails.
- The article highlights the tension between Circle's regulated approach and market skepticism, as well as the evolving landscape of stablecoins towards RWA integration.
Topics: Asset types, Infrastructure providers, Legal regulatory, Stablecoins digital cash, Tokenization platforms, Securities law classification
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