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The Payments Giant That's Quietly Winning the Crypto War
PayPal combines years of crypto experience with a huge network of users and merchants. The lines between traditional banks, fintechs, and cryptocurrency companies are becoming increasingly blurred. New stablecoin legislation will allow crypto companies to offer bank-like services. Meanwhile, banks and payment providers are racing to integrate cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology into their day-to-day businesses. PayPal (PYPL -0.39%) is ahead of the game. It launched cryptocurrency services back in 2020. Since then, it has steadily integrated crypto and blockchain into its operations. According to its site, ... (full story)
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