Elon Musk’s X Money Could Go Crypto

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Elon Musk may be preparing to place blockchain payments in front of hundreds of millions of ordinary people—without requiring them to understand cryptocurrency at all.

X is reportedly exploring using stablecoins such as Circle’s USDC to pay creators and content providers around the world. The discussions are still ongoing and X has not confirmed a final stablecoin partner, supported blockchain or launch date. However, X Money is already operating as an invite-only financial service in the United States, offering peer-to-peer payments, an X-branded Visa card and bank-account-like features.

Could stablecoins become the missing link between X’s creators, its payment system and Elon Musk’s long-promised “everything app”? And is Musk quietly building a financial network capable of competing with PayPal, Venmo and Cash App?

In today’s Crypto News Today Deep Dive, we investigate:

The biggest cryptocurrency adoption story may not involve Bitcoin replacing the dollar or Dogecoin becoming the currency of X. It could begin with creators receiving ordinary dollar-denominated payments that are quietly settled through blockchain technology behind the screen.

Tell us in the comments: Would you trust Elon Musk’s X to hold and move your money? If you received creator earnings through X Money, would you keep them there or withdraw everything immediately?

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