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YouTube Quietly Embraces Crypto With PYUSD Payouts for Creators
YouTube introduced a new payout option using PYUSD, and the move signals a direct shift toward broader stablecoin use across major platforms. The company enabled the feature for U.S. creators, and the rollout arrived through PayPal’s established payout system. The update strengthens YouTube’s payment network, and it also expands PYUSD’s growing presence in digital finance. YouTube activated PYUSD payouts for creators, and the process now sits inside the existing PayPal workflow. The platform uses PayPal to process creator earnings, and PYUSD adds a faster path for receiving funds. The option works without ... (full story)
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Economic Outlook Thank you, John. And thank you, Mike. I’m looking forward to taking your questions in a few minutes. It is great to be in Wilmington, and I want to thank the Delaware Chamber for inviting me to speak today. This is my first time in Delaware since joining the Philly Fed back in July. I have heard a lot about how the Philly Fed has benefited from productive relationships with many of you over the years. I look forward to many years of continued partnership. Before we jump into the Q&A, I’d like to take a few minutes to describe how I see the economy and what this means for monetary policy. With the end of the year quickly approaching, this is a good time to take stock, looking back at how the economy has evolved over the last year or so and also at what may lie ahead. Before I begin, let me remind everyone that these are my own views and do not necessarily reflect those of my colleagues on the Federal Op
