⚡️Stripe estaría evaluando comprar parte o todo PayPal, según Bloomberg

PayPal impulsa su stablecoin PYUSD, ya cerca de los $4B. Stripe procesó $1.9T en 2024 y vale unos $159B 

La noticia disparó a PayPal: +7%

#Stripe #Paypal #PYSD #BingX

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⚡️Stripe is reportedly considering acquiring part or all of PayPal, according to Bloomberg.

PayPal is boosting its stablecoin PYUSD, which is nearing $4 billion. Stripe processed $1.9 trillion in 2024 and is valued at approximately $159 billion.

The news sent PayPal's stock soaring: +7%

#Stripe #PayPal #PYUSD #BingX

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