"Most transactions today are human mediated. Machine-initiated payments will dominate."
@gordonliao on nanopayments, agentic marketplaces, and why all of it will be built on blockchain rails through Arc.
Since the GENIUS Act passed, conversations with banks and financial institutions shifted from theory to implementation.
"How do we actually leverage this technology?"
@KashRazzaghi at @ParisBlockWeek
In 15 minutes: Circle’s live AMA session from 9 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. EDT with CEO @jerallaire on X and YouTube.
Open to CRCL investors, developers, builders, and the industry as whole.
Submit your questions live through either channel starting now: https://t.co/hQI15bDQUw
As the internet economy becomes more agent driven, trust and coordination will increasingly rely on cryptographic proof.
@jerallaire on why blockchains matter: proving identity, verifying events, executing contracts, and moving value over the open internet at a fraction of the cost of traditional systems.
This Thursday, June 4, Circle CEO @jerallaire will host a live AMA from 9:00–9:45 AM ET on X and YouTube.
Open to CRCL investors, developers, builders, and the industry as whole.
Set a reminder. We’ll open for questions at 8:45 AM ET:
https://t.co/hQI15bDQUw
The US passed the GENIUS Act. The EU has MiCA. The UK now has a second mover advantage.
On @etnshow, @ddisparte explains why the UK can take the best of both sides of the Channel and the Atlantic to build rules that support activity, investment, and market growth.
The internet evolved when ads were the dominant business model.
In 2026, using USDC, you can pay another service $0.000001 with zero network fees.
@chandhok on what that unlocks on @TokenizedPod.
Lending infrastructure is building on Arc.
@Aave V4 is exploring coming to Arc, to bring cutting edge liquidity protocol infrastructure to Arc’s stablecoin-native ecosystem.
This would give builders:
→ Familiar onchain liquidity protocol infrastructure
→ Stablecoin-native lending and borrowing flows
→ Featuring Arc’s native asset set at launch, including USDC, EURC, and cirBTC
More to come.
AI agents won’t just shop for us.
They’ll consume services, coordinate tasks, manage capital, and transact with each other.
On @ycombinator, @jerallaire explains why the agentic economy needs infrastructure for contracts, payments, governance, and economic execution at machine scale.
Circle was selected as a winner of Newsweek’s AI Impact Award for Best Outcomes, Financial Services for 2026.
This recognition reflects our ongoing work as an AI-driven company, including AI-assisted development and agentic workflows that help teams build, execute, and deliver with greater speed.
Congratulations to the teams whose work contributed to this recognition.
https://t.co/EtcW7hY6LB
On @NoPriorsPod, @jerallaire explains why the agentic economy needs programmable, real-time rails that can support dynamic endpoints, microtransactions, and activity at machine scale.
That’s what Arc is being built for.
Quantum computing introduces long-term risk for digital infrastructure, from wallet signatures to validator integrity and more.
Circle’s post-quantum whitepaper explores Arc’s phased approach to resilience across:
→ USDC
→ Smart contracts
→ Validators
→ Infrastructure systems
Planning for long-term security and institutional adoption.
https://t.co/Kt8d1aPIKz