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Credit card stocks down big based on Citrini Research says AI agents will eventually transact on Stablecoin payment rails and bypass interchange. ▫️Visa -4.4% ▫️Mastercard -6.3% ▫️American Express -7.9% ▫️Capital One -8.0%

2K likes133 repliesPosted Feb 23, 2026

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Written for: People building with AI

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