Coinbase Strikes Marqeta Deal but COIN Loses 3%
Coinbase falls 3% despite partnering with Marqeta to launch stablecoin-backed cards for global businesses using Base.
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Marqeta Collaborates With Coinbase To Bring Stablecoin-Backed Cards To Both Crypto-Native And Non-Crypto Firms
The collaboration will expand Marqeta’s relationship with Coinbase, integrating with Coinbase’s stablecoin infrastructure so Marqeta customers can offer stablecoin-backed cards that allow users to turn stablecoin
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