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Meta plans a stablecoin comeback through partnerships, focusing on cross-border creator payments amid U.S. regulatory uncertainty.

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Meta, the parent company of Facebook, is exploring how to integrate stablecoin payments into its products, according to Fortune.

The GENIUS Act amendments tighten stablecoin regulations, limiting Big Tech involvement and enhancing enforcement.

Tech company Meta is reportedly exploring integrating stablecoin payments into its platforms after a three-year hiatus from cryptocurrencies, Fortune reported, citing sources familiar with the matter.

While the top Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee argues for stablecoin limits, she and colleagues also questioned Binance's talks with Treasury.

Tech giant Meta (META) is looking to use stablecoin to manage payouts, Fortune reported, citing five sources familiar with the matter. Meta has also hired a vice president of product, Ginger Baker ...