Circle: 14 blockchain deployments bridging USDC and 2 blockchain deployments bridging EURC as of today
About six months after the launch of the Bridged USDC Standard, stablecoin issuer Circle has released an update on the standard, with the benefits of the Bridged USDC Standard including license-free and fair, the ability for EVM blockchain teams (e.g., new L1 and L2 rollups) to deploy Bridged USDC with the standard, standardization, and scalability, among others.Circle disclosed that so far, 14 blockchains have deployed bridging USDCs in accordance with the relevant standard, namely: B², Build on Bitcoin, Fantom, Fraxtal, Gnosis , Kroma, Linea, Lyra, Mantle, Mode, Polygon zkEVM, Scroll, Taiko, Wemix; 2 blockchains have deployed bridging EURCs according to relevant standards, including Gnosis and Polygon zkEVM.
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