Bridge, which has raised $54 million in funding, previously said it aspired to become the blockchain version of Stripe, operating a global system in which other developers could integrate.

Stripe Inc. co-founder and Chief Executive Officer Patrick Collison confirmed in a X post on Monday that the payments company plans to buy stablecoin startup Bridge. The deal, first reported by Bloomberg News on Oct.

Stripe Inc. today announced plans to buy Bridge Ventures Inc., a startup with a platform for processing stablecoin transactions. The companies didn’t disclose the deal’s financial terms. However, a source told Forbes that Stripe is paying $1.

"Bill’s legacy is not just in the games he won but in the bridges he built for future generations to cross,” Jeannie Russell said of her late husband.

"I think it’s very fitting that the bridge is getting named after him, because what a bridge does is bring people together." The post Jaylen Brown cited legacy of Bill Russell at ceremony for renamed bridge appeared first on Boston.