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World Chain is a combination of the original USDC (USDC) and the Chain Copy Protocol V2 (CCTP V2), which represents an important partnership between the blockchain and one of the largest regulated issuers in the world. The upgrade is based on the original version of USDC on the World Chain, while maintaining the same title as the smart contract, which allows existing users and developers to continue without changes. Additionally, Circle's CCTP V2, released alongside the integration, allows users to send USDC via supported blockchains within seconds. The protocol also includes support for scripts, and automatic functions that lead to the execution of actions as soon as the funds are received, to expand the scope of programmability for developers. The World series, developed by Tools for Humanity and supported by Sam Altman, emphasizes digital divinity through the universal divinity system, where more than 27 million people are verified worldwide. For fraud, P2P transfers, and access-controlled financial instruments. Applications such as Daimo Pay and Morpho have already started using these divine features with USDC for verified payments and transfers. It is the second largest stablecoin in the world and is fully supported by the dollar reserve. The company's shares rose on the day of the opening, and the market valuation exceeded 20 billion dollars. This is a key moment for the integration of StableCoins in sustainable finance, especially since the legislators work on the official framework of digital principles. Circle's strategy focused on replacing the artificial StableCoin models and surgery with the original issue through multiple chains, a change that is now clear in cooperation with the world chain. For trust, speed, and compliance. Mentioned in this article
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Two weeks ago, Joe Lubin, cofounder of Ethereum and founder and CEO of Consensys, announced his decision to chair SharpLink Gaming's board and lead their $425 million Ethereum treasury strategy.
This adds a new page in the efforts to revive the second largest cryptocurrency, which has remained stuck below $3,000 for over four months.
Circle went public at $31 per share and immediately sent traditional finance into a frenzy.
The stock hit $133 within days, institutional giants threw hundreds of millions at it, and suddenly everyone's talking about stablecoins like they discovered fire.
It's the moment digital dollars became undeniably mainstream.
Wall Street is currently experiencing what psychologists call "cognitive dissonance" - the uncomfortable feeling when a crypto company behaves like a normal business.
Meanwhile, Circle's CEO is probably wondering why it took everyone else so long to figure out that "park money in Treasury bills and keep the interest" was a viable business model.
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The IPO That Broke Wall Street's Brain
Let's start with the numbers as always.
Circle priced at $31 per share on June 5. By June 10, it hit $133. That's a 329% gain in five trading days. To put that in perspective, most stocks consider a 10% move in a year noteworthy.
The IPO was oversubscribed by 25x. Translation: for every share available, 25 investors wanted it. The company raised $1.05 billion, and the market immediately decided that wasn't nearly enough.

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