Circle prévoit de couvrir le déficit de l'USDC après l'arrêt de SVB

Circle, l'émetteur du stablecoin USD Coin (USDC), a annoncé qu'il utiliserait les ressources de l'entreprise pour couvrir le déficit de ses réserves après la fermeture de la Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) par le California Department of Financial Protection and Innovation. Les opérations de liquidité de l'USDC reprendront normalement lorsque les banques ouvriront lundi, permettant un remboursement à 1:1 avec le dollar américain.

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On March 10, concerns about the solvency of USD Coin (USDC) led several holders to panic sell their holdings and switch to other stablecoins. One user lost over 2 million USDC in a failed attempt to exchange them for Tether (USDT) using KyberSwap's decentralized exchange aggregator.

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Circle Internet Financial has promised to resume normal USDC liquidity operations from Monday, enabling the redemption of the troubled stablecoin at 1:1 with the United States dollar.

On Saturday, several centralized crypto trading platforms and payment processors stopped USDC auto conversions. However, USDC experienced a significant trading volume on decentralized exchange (dex) platforms such as Uniswap, Curve, and Pancakeswap. Uniswap alone recorded $10.

USDC has been hit with a bearish wave following news of the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank on March 11. The stablecoin issuer Circle had revealed that it had $3.3 billion in deposits with the defunct bank, contributing to uncertainty regarding USDC.

USDC issuer Circle has pledged to cover any shortfall in the stablecoin's reserves if it does not receive the entirety of the $3.3 billion held at now-collapsed Silicon Valley Bank.

Circle Internet Financial (“Circle”), the issuer of the dollar-backed stablecoin USD Coin (USDC), has provided important assurances that should help to calm holders of the coin and the crypto market in general.

As USDC remains a popular digital dollar, investors may be wondering whether it will survive after the recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. If the USD Coin eventually survived, this would be a suitable opportunity to buy at the bottom when USD Coin falls.

Circle's CEO Jeremy Allaire, the business behind stablecoin USDC, made the latest update concerning USDC's volatility yesterday and the direction of the approaching resolution on March 12.

Circle's dollar-based stablecoin USDC has lost its dollar peg following the revelation that $3.3 billion in cash reserves are still held at failed Silicin Valley Bank. According to Coinmarketcap, USDC traded at less than $0.