A major US-regulated crypto platform is about to lock down a $2 billion acquisition of BVNK—the UK startup that's been quietly building the plumbing between traditional banks and decentralized finance through stablecoin payment infrastructure.
Here's the kicker: they beat out Mastercard in a heated bidding war. Think about that for a second. A legacy payment giant versus a crypto-native player, and crypto won this round.
Once this deal gets rubber-stamped, the acquiring platform essentially gains steering power over how stablecoins flow across borders. Not just participating in the rails—actually shaping them. That's a different level of influence in the emerging payment ecosystem.
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OnchainHolmes
· 11-07 19:29
This is the top trend in blockchain.
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CryptoDouble-O-Seven
· 11-06 10:08
Whoever tries to take the stablecoin cake from me, I'll just take them out.
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PanicSeller69
· 11-04 22:52
Bull, won Mastercard? I'm going to continue buying the dip.
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 11-04 22:51
This wave of stablecoins is really bull.
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Rekt_Recovery
· 11-04 22:50
finally some hopium after my 2021 liquidations...
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SilentObserver
· 11-04 22:35
Stablecoin this is the beginning of structural changes.
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screenshot_gains
· 11-04 22:35
No wonder it's the stablecoin god.
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TommyTeacher1
· 11-04 22:28
Kicking away the big brother is fine.
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LiquidityWizard
· 11-04 22:24
statistically speaking, a 98.7% win probability was inevitable here
A major US-regulated crypto platform is about to lock down a $2 billion acquisition of BVNK—the UK startup that's been quietly building the plumbing between traditional banks and decentralized finance through stablecoin payment infrastructure.
Here's the kicker: they beat out Mastercard in a heated bidding war. Think about that for a second. A legacy payment giant versus a crypto-native player, and crypto won this round.
Once this deal gets rubber-stamped, the acquiring platform essentially gains steering power over how stablecoins flow across borders. Not just participating in the rails—actually shaping them. That's a different level of influence in the emerging payment ecosystem.