Circle News

Payments company Circle lays off another ten employees, saying the move is not related to the CEO’s recent transition out of his role.

Sean Neville is preparing to work on the company’s board of directors from the end of December, according to a media report amid the sale of Poloniex exchange.

U.S. users of Poloniex who fail to remove funds by the Dec. 16 deadline face fees, blocked accounts and even full loss of funds.

eToroX, the digital asset platform of social trading platform eToro, announced the listing of privacy coin Dash and seven stablecoins.

Two former executives at crypto finance firm Circle and former DRW executive jointly founded proprietary crypto trading firm CMS Holdings.

“I’m not buying anything,” says Tron founder and CEO Justin Sun amid recent reports suggesting that he acquired crypto exchange Poloniex.

Poloniex is spinning out from Circle to set up a new exchange, Polo Digital Assets, and increase its competitiveness in the market.

Bermuda became the first government to accept stablecoin USDC for tax payments, according to global financial services company Circle.

Coinbase, Kraken and other major U.S. crypto firms have reportedly teamed up to establish Crypto Ratings Council.

Tron founder and CEO, Justin Sun, says he’ll reschedule his charity lunch with Berkshire Hathaway chairman and billionaire Warren Buffett “very soon.”

Binance’s decision to re-enter the Chinese crypto market seems to make a lot of sense to many experts operating within this space.

Peer-to-peer payments firm Circle is hitting the pause button on its Circle Research activities.

China has the most progressive approach to central bank digital currencies to date, according to Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire.

2019 has seen a new way of fundraising, IEOs, become the go-to way to raise capital while ICOs lose steam.

Circle’s CEO said that his company has long believed sovereign currencies will be tokenized, and that global money tokens are on the horizon.