- Circle Financial was recognized for its notable impact through humanitarian efforts
- Time pointed out Chainalysis’s role in tracing crimes committed by the FTX team
- Polygon Labs was listed as a symbol of taking blockchain tech mainstream
Time Magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential Companies draws attention to leading disruptors and innovators in global technology, including fintech. The 2023 edition features Chainalysis, Circle, Polygon, and Mercado Libre, and numerous other businesses that embrace digital assets.
Circle recognized for impact of humanitarian efforts
Prominent fintech firm Circle Financial was recognized for its notable impact through humanitarian efforts. Circle’s stablecoin USDC has a market cap of $30 billion and played a critical role in assisting programs endorsed by the UN High Commissioner for Refugees.
Time Magazine praised Circle for its commitment to use crypto to make positive social impact, drawing attention to digital assets’ potential to address global issues and support humanitarian projects.
Chainalysis is praised for AML initiatives
Blockchain tracking company Chainalysis made the list of the most influential companies thanks to its crucial role in fighting and preventing use of digital currencies in money laundering and other criminal activities.
Time pointed out Chainalysis’s role in tracing crimes committed by the FTX team. By making sure the crypto ecosystem is transparent and secure, Chainalysis sets a praiseworthy example in protecting the industry from illegal practices.
Polygon took the blockchain mainstream
Polygon Labs was listed as a symbol of taking blockchain tech mainstream. The company behind Polygon (MATIC) has collaborated with Meta, Nike, Starbucks, and other industry giants, showing how they introduced the blockchain to these global leaders.
Polygon’s listing among the most influential companies draws focus to its pivotal role in demonstrating the vast potential of blockchain tech and its real-world applications.
Mercado Libre launched its own cryptocurrency
The biggest Latin American fintech company now has its own crypto on the Ethereum Mainnet, a groundbreaking move that captured global media attention. Time Magazine recognizes the company’s influence in the region and its bold support of cryptocurrencies.
