SoFi, Mastercard Launch Stablecoin Settlement Across $25 Billion Card Program
SoFi shares trade higher as Mastercard enables stablecoin settlement across SoFi Bank’s $25 billion debit and credit card program using SoFiUSD.
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Billionaire Investor Bought 2.56 Million Block Shares in Q2
Dan Loeb’s Third Point acquired approximately 2.56 million Block shares worth about $194 million as of June 30, according to the reported investment.
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