Stripe Opens Stablecoin Wallet Payouts to US Businesses in 160+ Markets
Stripe’s public preview lets eligible US businesses send USDC or Open USD to external wallets in 160+ markets, with New York businesses excluded.
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Kraken says it restricted accounts and is working with law enforcement to support recovery after a suspected theft from an unidentified European entity.
ZachXBT says another $27 million in exchange withdrawals lifts the suspected EU theft above $133 millionю The victim remains unidentified.
Securitize adds 13 share-backed stock tokens on Solana, taking its lineup to 25. Eligible investors gain more choice, while 24/7 venues remain planned.
ZachXBT says an unidentified EU entity may have lost more than $106 million from exchange accounts, with funds moving through swaps and multiple chains.
Reuters reports U.S. agency involvement in Binance’s hack investigation, while Circle confirms a USDC freeze coordinated with law enforcement.
Jupiter Lend says withdrawals depend on fresh deposits and loan repayments as liquidity tightens. The team maintains that all funds are safe.
Binance says withdrawals will resume after security checks and user funds remain safe, as Crypto Briefing reports $5.57 billion in wallet outflows.
Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire confirms over $800 million USDC frozen in coordination with law enforcement amid a potential Binance exploit.
Pump.fun adds 300-plus Hyperliquid perps markets across crypto, stocks and commodities, with leverage up to 50x and a separate trading fee.
BIS research links higher bank deposit rates to slower stablecoin growth, especially for USDC, while stopping short of proving an aggregate deposit drain.
Circle shares gained 9.33% on October 15 as its USDC business expands, with the company’s next quarterly earnings report scheduled for November 4.