Y Combinator, the Silicon Valley startup incubator behind Airbnb, Coinbase and Stripe, collaborates with Base and Coinbase Ventures to create the next wave of so -called “Fintech 3.0” companies, according to a blog article on Tuesday.
Companies have opened requests to these “Fintech 3.0” companies, saying that it is looking for themes such as the expansion of stalls beyond the dollar in local currencies, token operators such as credit actions and markets and the construction of consumer-oriented applications, including AI financial agents.
This is part of the continuous efforts of these companies to move the financial chain industry. An excellent example of this is the basis, the Ethereum superposition blockchain attached to Coinbase which recently teamed up with Shopify to offer USDC global payments.
“Our mission at the base is to build a global economy that increases innovation, creativity and freedom. To do this, we need more founders to build chain companies so that anyone, anywhere, can participate in the global economy,” said the blog post.
The initiative comes as American legislators move to clarify crypto rules. The Genius Act, a new American law governing Stablecoins, aims to provide federal clarity by ordering regulators to find specific rules for stablecoin issuers. American legislators also continue to work on broader legislation on the structure of the cryptography market.
