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When questioned about Circle’s roadmap for 2020, Neville and Allaire elaborated that their upcoming product will focus on building its image as a new global payment system and wallet APIs for Stablecoins. The API of Stablecoins will allow any developer and startup to utilize stablecoins efficiently, without worrying about infrastructure implementation, cost, and complexity. Additionally, the platform has made a deal with Kraken by selling Circle Trade Over the counter [OTC] business.
Neville revealed that during Circle’s envision for 2020, he will exit his co-CEO management position to become an independent director of the Circle Board of Directors. He also stated that other executives, including Chief Legal Officer Gus Coldebella and Chief Financial Officer Naeem Ishaq, will drop out of their positions.
In addition to Stablecoins, Circle is busy selling off its several platforms to different exchanges. Many community members now predict that Circle’s SeedInvest will most probably be the next platform for sale. Earlier, Circle had successfully managed to bring a lot of crypto firms back in 2017 itself. Circle now seems to focus more on selling its platforms, rather than buying them, which it did earlier in 2017.