Connor Fitzgerald

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Connor Fitzgerald

Connor Fitzgerald

@conmanfitz

leading partnerships @stablecoin, now a part of @stripe prev. @davebanking, @coinstar, @headspace, Tilt (now @airbnb)

california, usa Katılım Mart 2024
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Zach Abrams
Zach Abrams@zcabrams·
no region has done more to prove the stablecoin thesis than latam. so mexico city felt like the right place to host stripe's first crypto event. ~300 founders and leaders joined us. we covered stables, blockchains, defi, agents, and more. its incredibly energizing connecting with so many great builders. the future of our space will be disproportionately shaped by this group.
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Zach Abrams@zcabrams·
the nonbelievers were holding on to the belief that stablecoins were a niche crypto trading phenomenon. and yet supply is currently hitting all time highs. stablecoins are unambiguously moving beyond trading and becoming core financial infrastructure.
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Cuy Sheffield@cuysheffield·
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Connor Fitzgerald@conmanfitz·
@Stablecoin @Visa cards are launching in 100+ countries. This lets wallets and fintechs issue Visa cards funded by stablecoins be accepted at 175M+ merchant locations worldwide. We're expanding settlement to include Bridge issued-assets. Wallet to merchant. On chain to checkout. Global from day one. Come build with us. fortune.com/2026/03/03/vis…
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Bridge
Bridge@Stablecoin·
Stripe Commons is coming to Mexico City on March 18. Join @zcabrams, @sternhenri, @NeetikaBansal, and more than 200 founders, operators, and executives building real products on open financial rails. We're almost sold out. Apply to attend 👇
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Jay@jayhinz·
@shafu0x that’s called stripe thank you for coming to my ted talk
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shafu@shafu0x·
stripe for AI agents
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Connor Fitzgerald@conmanfitz·
Looking forward to @fintechmx and @mxfintechweek in CDMX this week. I’ll be speaking about stablecoins in LatAm and how @Stablecoin developers are driving a new wave of fintech infrastructure. If you're around, let's connect!
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Connor Fitzgerald@conmanfitz·
stripe commons is going to be something else - I wouldn't want to miss this!
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Connor Fitzgerald@conmanfitz·
Everyone talks about "crypto utility," but @WayexOfficial is actually doing it. Spending stablecoins anywhere @Visa is accepted is the ultimate unlock. Powered by @Stablecoin
Wayex@WayexOfficial

🚀 Wayex is now live, globally! We’re bringing stablecoins into the real world. Hold and move digital dollars seamlessly, then spend instantly anywhere @Visa is accepted, no friction, no waiting. Learn More: loom.ly/Yh_2MNA This is borderless money that actually works. 🔗 wayex.com Wayex is not a bank. Card issued by Lead Bank. Fees may apply. #WayexGlobal #Stablecoins #CryptoPayments #DigitalFinance

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Max Segall
Max Segall@segall_max·
The @SlingMoney card payment experience is magical: 1⃣ Fund with ApplePay 2⃣ Provision a stablecoin card 3⃣ Start spending Send and spend money anywhere around the world, no crypto experience required. As it should be 😤
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Epicenter Podcast
Epicenter Podcast@epicenterbtc·
New Episode: How Will Stablecoins Replace Traditional Banking @zcabrams, CEO @Stablecoin, joins @tw_tter to discuss why stablecoins are the first "economically rational" winner in payments over the last decade. He explores how Bridge (now acquired by @stripe) is building the bridge (no pun intended) to turn stablecoins into the primary global payment infrastructure and move it beyond mere trading and into core financial services. Notably, they dive into why the current stablecoin duopoly (USDC/USDT) hinders adoption via high fees and why the next phase of fintech will see wallets replace traditional bank accounts entirely. Episode Links 👇
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Zach Abrams@zcabrams·
You can tell who’s genuinely interested in technology vs. who's here for the salary based on how creatively they use ai
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Bridge
Bridge@Stablecoin·
The Bridge Dashboard is no longer just for monitoring your transactions. Manage wallets, move treasury funds, monitor card programs, handle compliance, and more - without API integrations. Checkout our full roundup of new capabilities in the Bridge Dashboard 👇
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Jay
Jay@jayhinz·
Mill Valley, CA is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy
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Connor Fitzgerald@conmanfitz·
Restricting economic sharing is effectively outlawing the fuel that powers better products for consumers, forcing developers to re-introduce the very friction we're trying to eliminate. It would be a shame + mistake to regulate the potential of "jets" based on the physical constraints of "gliders."
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Congress' current market structure deliberations will shape the next decade of U.S. financial innovation. I was in DC this week—my first trip in ~10 years. I even bought a new suit, so you know it’s serious. As the market structure bill comes together, parts of the GENIUS Act are being re-litigated, especially when and how stablecoin economics can be shared. Two things matter: 1. Issuers (like Bridge) must be able to share economics with developers (like Remitly, Dolar, Ramp). 2. Developers must be free to use those economics to build better products for consumers and businesses. Prescriptive regulation that restricts either will foreclose decades of innovation. If we regulated aviation based on the first gliders, we never would’ve built jets. This isn’t a “niche crypto issue.” We started Bridge because we believed stablecoins could be the next great financial platform. Stables could change the payments landscape much like cards have over the last 3 decades. And we’re just starting to see the green shoots. Our use cases include: • Remittance companies lowering the cost of sending money home • Enterprises like SpaceX simplifying treasury operations • AI platforms, like ScaleAI, paying people faster and globally • Global neobanks offering better ways to save and spend • Even the U.S. government disbursing aid with stablecoins The U.S. is leading the world in financial innovation. Let's keep it that way.

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Webacy
Webacy@mywebacy·
🚀 The nominees for Best Stablecoin Innovation at the @mywebacy 2025/2026 Block Awards are in! 💸🌐 Big shoutout to these trailblazers redefining money: @Paxos @RedotPay @ethena @m0 @Stablecoin @maplefinance @stable @withAUSD @PayPal @raincards These projects go far beyond trading liquidity—they’re building the rails for real-world payments: instant settlement, drastically lower costs, and truly inclusive access that’s quietly replacing legacy banking systems, one transaction at a time. If you believe in the future of programmable, borderless money, show your support! Vote now 👇 (Winners announced on the 12th) 83chy35k9ea.typeform.com/blockawards2026
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Connor Fitzgerald@conmanfitz·
Reflections from this past year after moving deeper into web3.. At @Stablecoin , we’re partnering with a range of companies far beyond traditional fintech. We’re operationalizing stablecoins in ways that are fundamentally shifting the industry from borderless fintech models to sophisticated internal treasury operations and first-of-its-kind settlement rails.  I’m excited for the year ahead. I think we’re about to see: 1/ Web2 fintechs moving beyond the hype to leverage stablecoins as the primary engine for global internationalization. 2/ Non-fintech enterprises integrating stables into proprietary payment flows to eliminate the structural friction of legacy banking. 3/ The "On-Chain" pivot, where programmable assets move from speculative tools to the core utility layer for things like instant institutional credit and automated RWA systems.  The bridge between traditional rails and the future of finance is finally being built. 2026 is the year the lines between crypto and fintech are finally blurred beyond recognition.
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