Jeremy Allaire News

The move aims to integrate the second-biggest dollar-pegged stablecoin into regional payment networks to improve cross-border transactions and remittances.

Jason Calacanis says he’s spending about $110,000 a year on an AI agent that runs at a fraction of capacity, raising doubts about replacing human workers.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire says AI agents have no alternative to stablecoins and will conduct everyday activities with the tokens within as little as three years.

At the World Economic Forum, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire rejected claims that stablecoin yields could spark bank runs, pointing to money market funds and broader shifts in finance.

Circle is one of the top ARK holdings across three funds with a weight of up to 6.7%.

Jeremy Allaire expects President Trump to issue several crypto-friendly executive orders.

The USDC stablecoin will soon become natively supported on the Sui network through the Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire revealed four of the biggest reasons he’s “more optimistic” about crypto and stablecoins than ever before.

Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire said there is now a strong desire from the U.S. to assert leadership regarding digital dollar currencies.

Jeremy Allaire claimed the U.S. dollar is under threat and urged lawmakers to pass stablecoin regulation to build trust in a digital dollar.

China may have banned the use of cryptocurrencies, but stablecoins might have a role to play in the proliferation of its national currency.

The stablecoins with the largest market cap are pegged to the U.S. dollar, so what risk does de-dollarization pose to stablecoin users?

The United States must capitalize on the “high demand” for digitally native U.S. dollars, particularly from those in emerging economies with weak local banking systems, the Circle CEO says.

Circle’s earlier disclosure that $3.3 billion worth of USDC reserves were held with Silicon Valley Bank resulted in it losing market share to its competitor USDT.

The CEO of Circle joined Ripple’s Brad Garlinghouse and Asif Saleh of BRAC in a panel discussion at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting.