Coinbase Offered Circle $3.3 Billion to Restore USDC Peg After SVB Collapse, Says Report
Coinbase reportedly agreed to offer Circle a $3.3 billion credit line to shore up USDC liquidity after SVB collapse.
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Coinbase reportedly agreed to offer Circle a $3.3 billion credit line to shore up USDC liquidity after SVB collapse.
Crypto News: As more information about the tragic weekend of the USDC depeg continues to surface, the newest development in the wake of the failure of Silicon Valley Bank is…
Before the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) crisis, the stablecoin USD Coin had captured about 70% of the on-chain transaction volume on Ethereum, indicating its popularity among the DeFi and NFT…
Did the depegging reveal stablecoins’ limitations, or was it a learning moment?
The stablecoin market has seen significant changes over the past few weeks — including the removal of over 7 billion USDC stablecoins from circulation following the depegging event on March…
“Financial institutions may reconsider adopting stablecoins to settle agreements involving tokenized securities out of concern over the coins’ potential volatility,” Moody’s said.
Cryptocurrency users flocked to DEXs, loaded with USDC, following the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). A similar case is the FTX collapse, which led to a similar exodus from…
The popular stablecoin USD Coin (USDC) has seen outflows of around $3 billion over three days this week, issuer Circle said in a blog post on Thursday.
Trading firms were quick to jump on the USDC long trade over the weekend as the stablecoin slumped to $0.88 amid banking concerns in the U.S.
Until a week ago, USD Coin was seen as the world’s safest stablecoin. BUSD, one of its chief rivals, was shut down last month by US regulators.