USDC has seen another large minting event, with 50 million coins freshly created at the USDC Treasury.
Despite this, market behavior remains cautious, with USDC trading at just below $1 and its daily volume reaching over $8 billion. The stablecoin’s market cap has held steady at around $35.5 billion, reflecting mixed activity in the market.
Meanwhile, Circle has expanded USDC’s accessibility in Brazil and Mexico, a move expected to enhance its adoption in Latin America.
USDC’s derivatives market saw a surge in trading volume, rising over 15%, though open interest saw a slight decline. Traders appear divided, with a nearly balanced long/short ratio on Binance, signaling neutral sentiment overall.
Circle’s recent expansion allows businesses in Brazil and Mexico to convert their local currencies directly into USDC, bypassing traditional international transfers.
This innovation cuts transaction times from days to minutes and slashes costs, giving businesses quicker access to liquidity and streamlining cross-border payments.
Shiba Inu is currently experiencing a bearish correction; however, recent on-chain data suggests a potential recovery on the horizon.
Bitcoin’s dominance in the cryptocurrency market has surged to its highest level in nearly three years, reflecting a trend driven by the weakening of altcoins amid geopolitical tensions and a strengthening U.S. dollar.
A prominent cryptocurrency trader, known by the alias Capo, is taking a bearish stance on Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) as the market experiences a downturn.
Peter Brandt, a well-known commodity and forex trader, recently sparked a strong reaction from the XRP community with his latest prediction about the coin associated with Ripple.