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In less than 72 hours USDC Treasury transfers over 50,000,000 USDC to wallets



In just three days, fast-growing cryptocurrency, USDC, a stable coin project founded by Circle and Coinbase, just released 50 million digital coins from its treasury to various wallets in less than 72 hours. 
Data compiled from Whale Alert, an advanced blockchain tracker, and analytics system showed the time these transactions took place.

According to Coinbase a leading American based crypto exchange, the consortium that mints USDC, collectively holds US$1.00 for every single USDC. 

These funds are held in a special bank account that is constantly monitored and audited.

Crypto lovers continued to troop to stablecoins, as USD Coin’s (USDC) market cap broke the $1 billion market capitalization threshold for the first time since the stablecoin was launched in October 2018.

Quick Fact: USDC is a fully collateralized US dollar stablecoin. 

It is an Ethereum powered coin and is the brainchild of CENTRE, an open-source project bootstrapped by contributions from Circle and Coinbase

USDCs are issued by regulated and licensed financial institutions that maintain full reserves of the equivalent fiat currency in a 1 USDC:1 USD ratio.

Things you must know: Investors of stablecoins, such as USDC, make money by earning dividends from the newly created digital coins being given to them for holding such stablecoin stock.

Source: nairametrics.com

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