Citi and Coinbase enable stablecoin payments for business clients without crypto accounts

  • Citi and Coinbase enabled business stablecoin payments without requiring clients to use crypto accounts.
  • Bitcoin rose 2% to $84,400 as oil fell 4% and gold held at $4,185.
  • Strategy bought 1,665 Bitcoin for $142.7 million and reached 847,666 BTC.

Citi and Coinbase are enabling business clients to send and receive stablecoin payments without opening crypto accounts, holding tokens or managing wallet addresses. Coinbase converts stablecoins into dollars for Citi customers, while dollars entering Coinbase-linked accounts are automatically converted into stablecoins. Crypto markets rebounded as oil and yields fell, with Bitcoin up 2% at $84,400 and Ethereum up 3% at $2,730. Strategy bought 1,665 Bitcoin for $142.7 million and fully replaced the Bitcoin it sold during the summer. NEAR Intents said it rejected more than $50 million tied to the Bitget hack and froze about $503,000 during swaps. Other developments included Chainlink's CCIP 2.0 launch, new crypto-related access to Goldman Sachs' $100 billion Treasury fund, and Coinbase's teaser for a gacha product that helped CARDS rise 25% on speculation about an integration. ETF flows, corporate crypto purchases, protocol revenue, token moves and NFT prices were mixed across the market.

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