Seemingly unexplored areas in crypto checkout: - Points systems: Stripe's Pay With Crypto may be the only type of product that offers points in the non-crypto version but omits them in the crypto version -Token-specific deals: Pay with a specific token for exclusive offers

I disagree with this take and think the acquisition is a great opportunity for both companies: - The endgame for on/off ramps is margin compression, although it may take time. Bridge still has pricing power now, but this will begin to compress in the near future, making this

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Excited to share Infinite (infinite.dev) a stablecoin payments processor I’m building with Raj If you’re interested in using us to move money faster, globally, shoot us a dm and we’ll get you set up. To learn more:

Excited to launch this with Simon Taylor and Tokenized Podcast!

Honored to support the Codex PBC team in their journey! The team understands how to leverage stablecoins in the markets that need them the most (SEA, Africa, and Latam) as well as how to build a product that spans both crypto nativity and traditional payments.

Are stablecoin→local fiat FX rates inherently lower than fiat→fiat FX rates long-term? Traditional providers charge 200+ bps to end customers today; however, these institutions' actual costs are ~10x lower with significant room for compression. The only true structural

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Hard to not be impressed by Stripe's forward thinking in building their own payments network - Offer deposit accounts via stablecoins + crypto wallets to replace external banks for payouts, treasury, and merchant acquiring - Enable stablecoin payments in Link to eliminate

The last 10 years of open source blockchain development and kumbaya ETH Denvers was really just free R&D for BlackRock, JPM, and Stripe

The word stablecoin isn't recognized here but USDT is

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