Tether Treasury mints $250M in fresh USDC.
A fresh $250 million in USDC — 250,000,000 tokens valued at approximately $249.97 million — was minted directly at the…
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A fresh $250 million in USDC — 250,000,000 tokens valued at approximately $249.97 million — was minted directly at the…
The USDC Treasury has minted 250 million USDC — equivalent to approximately $249.99 million — in a single transaction…
That long-run erosion turns a currency statistic into an allocation question, keeping inflation, Federal Reserve policy and Bitcoin's scarcity case in focus.
A fresh 250 million USDC was minted directly at the USDC Treasury, equivalent to approximately $250 million at current…
A fresh 250 million USDC — worth approximately $249.96 million at time of issuance — was minted directly from the USDC…
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