Visa is in late-stage talks to buy Fireblocks, the stablecoin infrastructure and custody firm, for about 2.5B USD, Axios Pro reports. It would be a big step for payments giants into crypto infrastructure.

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@AggrNews Aggr NewsFirst reportOn X ↗
*VISA IN TALKS TO ACQUIRE CRYTPO CUSTODY FIRM FIREBLOCKS FOR AROUND $2.5B: BBG
@solidintel_x Solid Intel 📡On X ↗
INTEL: VISA IN TALKS TO ACQUIRE CRYTPO CUSTODY FIRM FIREBLOCKS FOR AROUND $2.5B
@zoomerfied zoomerOn X ↗
[ ZOOMER ] VISA IN TALKS TO ACQUIRE FIREBLOCKS FOR AROUND $2.5B: AXIOS

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@coinacademy_fr Coin AcademyOn X ↗
🚨 Visa serait en discussions pour acquérir Fireblocks, société spécialisée dans la conservation de crypto, pour environ 2,5 milliards de dollars.
@WuBlockchain Wu BlockchainOn X ↗
Visa in Talks to Acquire Fireblocks for ~$2.5 Billion to Expand Crypto Presence According to Axios, Visa is in talks to acquire crypto custody infrastructure firm Fireblocks in a deal that would value the company at around $2.5 billion. If finalized, the transaction would…
@BitcoinNewsCom Bitcoin NewsOn X ↗
AXIOS: VISA IN TALKS TO ACQUIRE FIREBLOCKS FOR $2.5 BILLION Visa is reportedly in late-stage talks to acquire digital asset custody and stablecoin infrastructure provider Fireblocks for approximately $2.5 billion, according to Axios. Fireblocks serves more than 2,500…

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