PayPal, one of the world's largest payment companies. Successfully registered to provide crypto services in the UK. Notably, the country's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has approved This currently allows PayPal to offer certain crypto services and advertise those offers to the public. #PayPal's #CryptoNews🔒📰🚫

PayPal has registered with the FCA as a crypto service provider 💳
On Oct. 31, PayPal, the largest payment system, registered with the prominent financial regulator U.K. Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) as a cryptocurrency firm. This is confirmed by the record of registration on the official website of the FCA.

PayPal now has the right to conduct certain cryptocurrency transactions:
✅ Use of machines that produce an automated exchange of cryptocurrency to fiat and vice versa.
✅ Participate in decentralized financial transactions such as lending and borrowing cryptocurrencies.
✅ Production of peer-to-peer exchange.
✅ Steakin' Participation.
✅ Participation in ICOs.
Recently, PayPal's stock has started to decline in value and the company's market share has decreased. Decisions related to the adoption of cryptocurrencies will allow to offer a more relevant product to the market.

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Nansen analysts have noted the low demand for #PayPal's stablecoin

According to Nansen analysts, more than 90% of the total issuance of the #PYUSD stablecoin from the payment giant PayPal is still held on the balance sheet of the company that issues it, #Paxos. Only 7% of the coin's supply is held in user wallets linked to exchanges such as Kraken, Gate.io, and Crypto.com.

Nansen associates the low interest in the asset with PayPal's focus on a different demographic group.

"We observe a lack of demand for PYUSD from cryptocurrency users when there are other alternatives available," the analysts noted. Fewer than ten non-smart contract or exchange holders have more than $1,000 in the stablecoin on their balance sheet.

The largest PYUSD holder in this category holds the equivalent of around $10,000, having purchased the token after selling three different meme coins.

Recall that on August 7, PayPal announced the launch of a US dollar-pegged stablecoin based on Ethereum. The coin is issued by the blockchain infrastructure company Paxos.

The asset received mixed reactions from the cryptocurrency community. Some believed that PYUSD would contribute to the mass adoption of digital assets, while others pointed out the risks of centralization.