The pro-crypto bank was reportedly under dual investigations to uncover if it was taking proactive measures to stop money laundering.
The platform said “things are back in order” after it identified and fixed an internal systems issue that took its website offline for almost six hours.
Circle’s earlier disclosure that $3.3 billion worth of USDC reserves were held with Silicon Valley Bank resulted in it losing market share to its competitor USDT.
The investigations are separate from one another but will both look into Silicon Valley Bank’s collapse and stocks sold by executives prior to its fall.
Ethereum validators are now one step away from being able to unstake their Ether from the Beacon Chain.
The new features allow a user to manage which servers are able to receive their IP address.
Recent bank failures have highlighted the need for Blockchain-based cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin.
The “big four” Australian bank is the second to issue a stablecoin and hopes to support transactions by corporate clients by the end of the year.
A member of the bank’s board had previously claimed the agency wanted to send a message against crypto.
Shareholders have accused the bank of falsely claiming to be “financially strong” just three days before it was seized by the state regulator.