# Minting Articoli collegati

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$500 mln USDC added to Solana: What it means for liquidity

Circle minted $500 million USDC on the Solana blockchain, boosting liquidity as crypto markets rebounded. This increased Solana's USDC supply by 0.14%, pushing it above $8 billion and accounting for over 10% of all USDC. The injection contributed to a 4% sector-wide price increase. Analysis shows Circle has been bridging around $400 million daily, driving revenue and the price of its stock, CRCL. Both CRCL and Solana (SOL) saw positive price movements, with a high correlation coefficient of 0.73. SOL aims to break out of a trading channel, targeting $100, supported by the added liquidity.

ambcrypto03/24 23:01

$500 mln USDC added to Solana: What it means for liquidity

ambcrypto03/24 23:01

Whoever Defines Token Holds the Minting Power in the AI Era

The article discusses the intense debate in China over the Chinese translation of "Token," a fundamental unit in AI and computing. Previously an obscure technical term, Token has become economically significant as it is now used in cloud service billing, AI model revenue metrics, and national AI industry statistics. With China's daily Token consumption soaring, the naming contest has attracted various stakeholders. Proposals include "智元" (intelligence unit), promoted by an AI media company for brand alignment; "模元" (model unit), emphasizing model ownership; and "符元" (symbol unit), a technically accurate but less popular term. The academic translation "词元" (word unit), established in 2021, is now overlooked due to Token's newfound economic value. The author argues that naming Token is not merely a linguistic issue but a struggle for narrative control and economic influence, akin to minting currency in the AI era. The piece highlights that whoever defines Token shapes the industry's future direction and financial flows.

比推03/23 14:28

Whoever Defines Token Holds the Minting Power in the AI Era

比推03/23 14:28

Millions Of RLUSD Are Gone Forever After This Major Ripple Burn

Ripple's stablecoin RLUSD has undergone significant supply reductions through a series of major burn transactions. A total of 25 million tokens were recently burned in a single transaction, following earlier burns of 8 million, 3 million, and multiple 15 million and 10 million token removals across both the Ethereum and XRP Ledger blockchains. These burns permanently reduce circulation by sending tokens to inaccessible addresses. However, this activity is part of RLUSD's reserve-backed model, where tokens are burned upon redemption to ensure the circulating supply never exceeds dollar reserves. Despite the burns, larger minting events—including recent issuances of 29 million, 14.9 million, 6 million, and 3 million RLUSD—have supported the stablecoin's growth. RLUSD's market cap now exceeds $1.56 billion, reflecting its expanding adoption since launch.

bitcoinist03/14 00:01

Millions Of RLUSD Are Gone Forever After This Major Ripple Burn

bitcoinist03/14 00:01

Tether Joins Turkey’s Fight Against Illegal Betting In $544M Crypto Case

Tether was involved in two major events this week. In a legal case, it froze approximately $544 million in USDT linked to an illegal online betting operation in Turkey, cooperating with local law enforcement. This action is part of Tether’s broader effort to support authorities, having assisted in over 1,800 cases across 62 countries. Separately, Tether minted an additional $1 billion in USDT during a sharp Bitcoin selloff, providing liquidity to traders amid high market volatility. These events highlight the dual role of stablecoins: enabling rapid market responses while also being subject to regulatory controls when illicit activity is suspected.

bitcoinist02/08 00:02

Tether Joins Turkey’s Fight Against Illegal Betting In $544M Crypto Case

bitcoinist02/08 00:02

Tether and Circle mint $1.5B as stablecoin liquidity rebuilds after market volatility

Tether and Circle minted a combined $1.5 billion in stablecoins, with Tether issuing $1 billion USDT (primarily on Tron) and Circle minting $500 million USDC (including on Solana). This follows a period of market stress where Bitcoin fell below $93,000, triggering liquidations. Large stablecoin mints are often a sign of liquidity positioning rather than immediate buying, as funds are typically sent to treasury or intermediary wallets first. Their deployment to exchanges or market makers will determine if this leads to renewed buying pressure. USDT and USDC continue to dominate the market, accounting for nearly 90% of the stablecoin supply on Ethereum. The minting suggests liquidity remains engaged with crypto, but does not yet confirm a market reversal.

ambcrypto01/20 17:18

Tether and Circle mint $1.5B as stablecoin liquidity rebuilds after market volatility

ambcrypto01/20 17:18

Tether and Circle Mint USDC and USDT, What’s Cooking?

Tether minted 1 billion USDT on the Tron network, while Circle issued 1 billion USDC on Solana within a 12-hour period, totaling $2 billion in new stablecoins. These actions are seen as efforts to balance supply and demand and boost market liquidity amid current crypto volatility. Shortly after the minting, whale activity was observed with large USDC deposits on platforms like Hyperliquid and Lighter to open leveraged positions in LIT tokens. Market sentiment remains mixed as major indexes show slight gains while altcoin performance and fear indicators have declined.

TheNewsCrypto12/31 07:29

Tether and Circle Mint USDC and USDT, What’s Cooking?