Circle CEO plans to visit South Korea next week to meet with banks and exchanges, pushing for USDC adoption

Gate News update: On April 7, as USDC trading volume in South Korea continues to surge, Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire plans to visit South Korea next week to meet with executives from multiple large commercial banks and top crypto exchange operators to discuss stablecoin application scenarios in South Korea, international payments collaboration, and plans for a won-based stablecoin. On the banking side, Allaire will hold consecutive meetings with heads of institutions including KB Kookmin Bank, Shinhan Bank, and Hana Bank. Among them, KB Kookmin Bank met with Circle in June last year and has already completed a feasibility concept test for using the Circle Mint platform. On the exchange operator side, Allaire also plans to meet with a certain CEX operator and executives from multiple cryptocurrency exchanges to discuss measures to expand USDC adoption, the South Korean payments ecosystem, and support for cross-chain technology.

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