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The Caribbean island of Bermuda is advancing an ambitious initiative to transform its economic infrastructure entirely onto blockchain technology. This groundbreaking project involves strategic partnerships with Circle, Coinbase, and Stellar.
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Stellar partnered with Bermuda to move payments onchain as XLM trades between $0.1666 support and $0.1730 resistance.
The Stellar Development Foundation and the Government of Bermuda have announced that the island nation will begin moving key payment and financial services activity onto the Stellar network — marking the first operational milestone in Bermuda's stated ambition, declared at the World Economic Forum in January 2026, to become the world's first fully on-chain national economy. Related Reading: Bitcoin Rally At Risk: This Critical Resistance Could End BTC's Bullish Run The partnership, announced via Stellar's official press release, is not a pilot study or a working group.
Stellar's blockchain infrastructure will power payments, wages, and government services in Bermuda.
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