💳 According to Fortune, credit card giant Mastercard is in final negotiations with stablecoin infrastructure company ZeroHashX for a deal valued at $1.5 billion to $2 billion. This is not an ordinary merger. Mastercard's move effectively opens the door to "on-chain payments." Furthermore, the market is experiencing an "acquisition wave," with many projects finding that issuing their own tokens is pointless and opting to join the market. 🔹 ZeroHash provides stablecoin settlement and crypto infrastructure, enabling traditional financial institutions to directly access crypto services. 🔹 If the transaction is completed, Mastercard will become one of the few companies truly possessing both Web2 payment and Web3 infrastructure capabilities. 🔹 This may be the biggest signal from traditional finance regarding the future of stablecoins: Stablecoins are not a threat, but rather the next generation of payment networks. Future card payments may no longer go through Visa or SWIFT, but rather on-chain. 👀 4% Rewards + Airdrop Opportunity 👉🏻 ether.fi/refer/mrblock
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