• Visa is joining the USDG ($1.00) and working with crypto players like Kraken and Robinhood.
• USDG is offering incentives to Visa to facilitate sharing stablecoin yields with participants.

Visa is said to be joining the Global Dollar Network (USDG), a stablecoin consortium led by Paxos. This decision would place Visa alongside key crypto and fintech players such as Kraken, Robinhood, and Galaxy Digital.

By partnering with USDG, Visa could also align with other founding members, such as Bullish, Nuvei, and Anchorage Digital. This is a significant step towards merging conventional finance with blockchain platforms.

Earlier, Cuy Sheffield, Visa’s head of crypto, said that the company’s adoption of stablecoins will “improve the speed of cross-border settlement.” The recent partnership could enhance payment options and incentivize the adoption of blockchain within mainstream finance.

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Visa’s Stablecoin Play. A Catalyst For Crypto Market Shift?

According to industry experts, Visa’s potential entry into the USDG could lead to a significant shift in the crypto market. By aligning with stablecoins, the company could bridge traditional finance and digital assets, which could accelerate crypto adoption. This move follows Visa’s success with USDC ($1.00) and highlights its dedication to global payments.

Meanwhile, USDG has recently faced market volatility, with its trading volume seeing a decline by double-digit percentages. Industry insiders suggest that Visa’s entry could drive a competitive shift against USDC and encourage new innovations in payment infrastructure. This would mark a turning point in stable integration. 

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