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Movement pivots from layer-2 interoperability to stablecoin payments for emerging markets

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Margaux Nijkerk

11h ago· 2 min readenNews

Summary

Movement, a blockchain project originally focused on linking Move-based blockchains with Ethereum, is pivoting toward stablecoin-based cross-border payments and remittances. The company has secured licensed payment access in the U.S., Canada, and the EU, targeting the $685 billion remittance market in emerging economies. This shift reflects a broader trend of layer-2 projects reassessing their strategies as the layer-2 boom loses momentum.

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Movement, a project originally designed to link blockchains built using the Move programming language with Ethereum, is pivoting toward cross-border payments, remittances and dollar savings products
The company behind the blockchain said Tuesday that it had secured access to licensed payment systems in the U.S., Canada and European Union, and would focus on building stablecoin-based settlement infrastructure for emerging markets
The direction change comes as a number of layer-2 projects reassess their original scaling strategies
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The team behind Movement said it plans to leverage licensed payment partners alongside blockchain settlement rails to target the roughly $685 billion remittance market serving low and middle-income countries.

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