As stablecoins baseadas em Tron de Justin Sun ganham à medida que os investidores fogem do USDC para o USDT após o colapso do SVB

Enquanto os investidores buscavam segurança após o colapso do Banco do Vale do Silício (NASDAQ: SIVB) nesta semana, o valor de mercado total da stablecoin Tron (CRYPTO: TRX) teve um aumento significativo, enquanto o valor de mercado da stablecoin Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH) caiu. O que aconteceu: Dados da DeFilama mostram que a Tron, de propriedade de Justin Sun, alcançou níveis de mais de 50% do total de stablecoins circulantes no Ethereum.

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Circle The CEO of USDC, Jeremy Allaire, stated on Twitter that the organization's reserves are “safe and secure,” and that liquidity activities will continue when U.S. banks open on Monday.

After assurance from CEO Jeremy Allaire that its reserves are secure and the company has new banking partners lined up for “banking open tomorrow morning,” Circle's stablecoin USD Coin (USDC) is climbing back to its $1 peg. The value of USDC is currently $0.99, up 3.3% over the last day, according to data from CoinGecko.

All cryptocurrencies' market capitalization has surpassed $1 trillion once again. The damaged cryptocurrency market turned green after a joint statement from the Federal Reserve, U.S. Treasury, and FDIC stated that all depositors of the now-shuttered Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank will be allowed to get their monies out on Monday.

Massive redemptions for Circle's USDC stablecoin continued on Monday, March 13, after the weekend panic and de-peg in the stablecoin. As per blockchain researcher Nansen, over $1.74 billion of USDC stablecoins were redeemed on Monday.

A “desperate” cryptocurrency investor has paid well over $2 million in an on-chain trade to swap out of an investment offering them exposure to $USDC and the decentralized stablecoin $DAI and into $USDT, but only received $0.05 in return.

Following the announcement last night by federal regulators that all deposits at Silicon Valley Bank (NASDAQ:SIVB) would be guaranteed, Circle CEO issued a statement on the company's dollar-based stablecoin, USDC, as any risk was eliminated from Circle's relationship with SVB.

Circle's dollar-based stablecoin USDC lost its dollar peg last week after the firm revealed that $3.3 billion in reserves were locked up at Silicon Valley Bank (NASDAQ:SIVB). At one point, USDC dropped by around 12% as holders ran for the exits.

A March 12, 2023, joint statement by the Department of the Treasury, Federal Reserve, and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) advised that depositors for both the Signature Bank, New York and Silicon Valley Bank, Santa Clara, California, will have access to their money effective March 13, 2023.

Fissures among the progressive left are primarily responsible for the lack of U.S. regulatory progress around stablecoins, says John Rizzo, senior vice president for public affairs at Clyde Group.

Circle has minted hundreds of millions of dollars worth of US Dollar Coin (UDSC) as the second-largest stablecoin by market cap recovers from its recent depegging from the dollar. USDC, a stablecoin designed to stay pegged to the value of one US dollar, fell in value to as low as $0.