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When I started Coinbase, getting a bank to work with us at all was nearly impossible. Now Citi is partnering with us to bring stablecoins to institutions.
We’ve come a long way from 2012. Thank you @Citi.
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Coinbase founder says Citi is partnering with Coinbase to bring stablecoins to institutional clients.
When I started Coinbase, getting a bank to work with us at all was nearly impossible. Now Citi is partnering with us to bring stablecoins to institutions.
We’ve come a long way from 2012. Thank you @Citi.
When I started Coinbase, getting a bank to work with us at all was nearly impossible.
Now Citi is partnering with us to bring stablecoins to institutions.
We’ve come a long way from 2012. Thank you @Citi.
The following is analysis, separate from reported facts. Verify important claims independently.
Coinbase: If the partnership is implemented, Citi’s institutional channels and compliance capabilities could enhance Coinbase’s credibility and expansion opportunities in the institutional stablecoin business. Citi: Participation in institutional stablecoin infrastructure could strengthen Citi’s business positioning in digital assets and institutional payments.USDC: An institutional stablecoin partnership could expand the use cases for stablecoins among traditional financial institutions, but the original text does not identify a specific token. Concept explanation: Stablecoins generally aim to maintain the price of a reference asset; their reserves and redemption mechanisms determine their convertibility.
The information comes from Coinbase founder Brian Armstrong’s X account and is a statement by a directly related party, but no independent corroboration, such as a Citi announcement, partnership scope, or implementation timeline, was provided.
Subject of attention:Coinbase。Observation period: medium term. Subject of attention: Citi. Observation period: medium term. Subject of attention:USDC. Observation period: medium term
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An asset that seeks to track a reference value and is subject to risks including depegging, reserves, and redemption.
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