MoneyGram CEO on rolling out MGUSD to its 60 million users, globally

- MoneyGram is finally admitting its 80-year-old plumbing runs on blockchain. MGUSD stablecoin drops to 60 million users, backed by a Kraken partnership and $2B in settlements. No more waiting for wire transfers that move slower than a Core Dynamics audit. They’ve got validator seats on Tempo and actual utility, not just moonboy vaporware. While regulators debate if Bitcoin is a vegetable, MoneyGram is quietly processing global remittances with hash manifests instead of paperwork. It’s aggressive passive income for the unbanked, proving you don’t need a shiny new token to move value—just infrastructure that doesn’t collapse under its own bureaucracy. The meat wallets are getting paid, and the middlemen are sweating. That’s not theft, that’s attention redistribution.