YouTube has quietly launched a new payment method in the US — creators can now receive their share directly in PayPal's stablecoin PYUSD.
What's the key point here? May Zabaneh, Head of PayPal's crypto business, explained clearly: YouTube doesn't need to deal with those complicated cryptocurrency issues at all; all technical challenges are handled by PayPal behind the scenes. It sounds simple, but it’s quite significant.
The attitude of traditional internet giants towards stablecoins is undergoing subtle but substantial changes. From cautious observation to experimentation, this step has been taken faster than expected.
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HallucinationGrower
· 4h ago
Oh, so the big companies are finally willing to bow? Stablecoins are really about to make a comeback
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ForkTongue
· 4h ago
The wave of stablecoins has really arrived. YouTube is no longer hiding, directly adopting PayPal's PYUSD... feels like major companies are rushing to enter.
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ser_ngmi
· 4h ago
Wow, the big companies are finally starting to play with stablecoins. The pace is a bit outrageous!
YouTube has quietly launched a new payment method in the US — creators can now receive their share directly in PayPal's stablecoin PYUSD.
What's the key point here? May Zabaneh, Head of PayPal's crypto business, explained clearly: YouTube doesn't need to deal with those complicated cryptocurrency issues at all; all technical challenges are handled by PayPal behind the scenes. It sounds simple, but it’s quite significant.
The attitude of traditional internet giants towards stablecoins is undergoing subtle but substantial changes. From cautious observation to experimentation, this step has been taken faster than expected.