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R$391.04B
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About USD Coin

USD Coin (USDC) is a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the US dollar, designed to combine the stability of traditional finance with the efficiency of blockchain technology. Backed by fully reserved assets, USDC provides a trusted digital dollar that can be used for payments, trading, and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications. Its transparency and regulatory compliance make it a preferred choice for individuals and institutions seeking a reliable bridge between fiat and crypto ecosystems. USDC enables fast, low-cost transactions globally, powering everything from remittances to smart contracts without the volatility of other cryptocurrencies.
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Sébastien Derivaux
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A good example is the repo market, which almost died during the Lombard-Wall incident in 1982 when participants found out that the collateral they had could disappear any time. There is always a solution.
Sébastien Derivaux
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Are public permissionless blockchains ready for RWA? Interesting debate on @BanklessHQ between @malekanoms and @CampbellJAustin. My thoughts below. First, @CampbellJAustin's point is correct only to the extent of someone hacking an asset issuer's security. All other examples are wrong. If North Korea steals your USDC, @circle can revert the transaction. Your grandma's property will not go to NK because it will work only with KYCed people and a notary validating the transfer (and able to revert it anytime). Same for JPM tokenized deposits. But yes, if NK gets admin rights on USDC, then anything integrating USDC is dead. Circle might issue a new USDC with the last "legit" snapshot, but any immutable DeFi or transaction after the hacks are dead. Second, the speed of crypto is underestimated. No validator can save the day. Money will be mixed with everyone in DeFi in less than a few blocks. And then, what can a validator, or anyone, do? When NK stole one billion from the central bank of Bangladesh (using SWIFT, not a blockchain) the only thing that saved most of it was paperwork (a.k.a transactions that require humans, not blockchain compliant). It took days to move money between banks and clean them through casinos and other means. So if you can't fix it in slow motion, no way to fix it at light speed. The "a third party we trust will put a signal on-chain so we can freeze DeFi" doesn't work, it will be too late. So what do we do? I'm firmly in the camp that you can build centralized systems on top of decentralized ones, but not the reverse. We will have walled gardens built on top of the chaos of Ethereum and that is fine. We should have more resilient smart contracts. If an RWA is in a smart contract, maybe this contract should give the RWA issuer the right to move positions. So he doesn't have to destroy everything by freezing the smart contract when a court forces him to do so. But we also need to have the risk management practices to assume that the USDC receipt token might be reissued to a new address and assume the consequences. It is way too early for anyone to have a serious opinion or even comprehend the problem. What I know is that liquidity trumps everything, so the winner will be the one who scales. I also believe the future will be hybrid and what matters is to enable composability (or having bridges between those worlds).
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10x Research: NAV premium fades, volatility declines, coin stock opportunities are coming?
Original article | 10x Research Compilation | Odaily Planet Daily (@OdailyChina) Translator | Jingle (@XiaMiPP) Bitcoin may seem calm, but the options market is sending signals that few people pay attention to. There has been a significant shift in capital flows - traders are constantly selling volatility, and position layout seems to be "calm". At the same time, key buyers who once dominated demand are restricted, and new beneficiaries are beginning to emerge. The divergence of compressed net asset value (NAV), accelerated stablecoin adoption, and tailwinds in liquidity is creating a market environment that has not been seen so far this year. The current consolidation is likely to be the calm before the storm. The question is: who will be on the right side of the next wave of the market? Bitcoin implied volatility (left axis) sharply declined (right axis) Core Perspective Bitcoin is never boring, and market sentiment is often changing rapidly. The rich data dimension makes the encryption market very valuable for research, and the logic of obtaining information advantages is similar to that of the traditional market. The difference is that the data in the crypto market is mostly public, and the key is whether you have the right channels (usually the professional paid version) and whether you can integrate it efficiently at the right time. Bitcoin and Ethereum options have experienced significant bullish repricing after last Wednesday's lower-than-expected PPI and Thursday's CPI in line with expectations. The market has priced in three rate cuts this year. Short-end implied volatility fell sharply, with BTC falling 6% on the September 12 expiration contract and ETH down 12%, and the overall term structure moving downward as a whole. The Risk Reversal indicator also rose, still at a relative low in late September, but not as pronounced as before. Interestingly, the weakening of Ethereum's forward upside slope in Q2 2026 indicates a decrease in traders' optimism for extreme long-term gains, even if short-term pessimism has been largely priced in. Bitcoin risk reversal (left axis) repricing to the upside (right axis) – a bullish signal Options and Capital Flow Over the past week, BTC options trading has been dominated by call selling, accounting for 27.3% of total notional volume; On the ETH side, put options were sold mostly, accounting for 32.2%. The market is clearly dominated by volatility sellers, which has depressed implied volatility, but also highlighted the lack of effective upside leverage deployment. Despite ETH's higher beta, traders prefer to sell on downside risk rather than upside, while on BTC, they are more inclined to see limited upside. MicroStrategy: Constraints of NAV compression MicroStrategy, one of the most active buyers of Bitcoin, is being constrained by net asset value (NAV) compression. We expected this back in the summer when volatility was lower. Since June 2025, MSTR's NAV multiple has decreased from 1.75x to 1.24x. We pointed out in June that when NAV approaches 1.5x, a company's ability to buy more Bitcoin will decline rapidly: financing capacity is limited, and retail demand for premiums tends to be saturated. It's important to note that we're focusing on NAV (corresponding market capitalization) rather than mNAV (slightly higher), which includes enterprise value. MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Purchases (Left Axis, $1 Billion) vs. Net Asset Value (Right Axis) Aside from a few preferred stock offerings, MicroStrategy has hardly added any new Bitcoin this summer. In the three and a half months since June 1, the company has raised only $4.2 billion, well down from $5.4 billion on November 25, 2024, and $4.6 billion on November 18. The "golden age" of financing in the past is gone. Of the company's total $43 billion in financing, $19.9 billion came from premiums paid by investors — a value that has all but evaporated. Many investors who bought at the 2x NAV multiple took a beating. While Bitcoin has been trading sideways, MSTR's NAV has entered a clear bear market. In the crypto world, there seems to be a corner in a bear market. If Bitcoin volatility fails to recover significantly, it will be extremely difficult to rebuild the NAV premium. Meanwhile, MSTR's average daily turnover has dropped to $3.5 billion from a high of $14 billion in November 2024 and has recently approached $2.4 billion. The corporate model that relies on high multiples NAV and high volatility to extract value from retail investors is crumbling. In the past, high volatility attracted not only retail investors but also institutional investors, especially convertible bond buyers, due to the undervaluation of call options embedded in them. Now, with these two advantages disappearing and investors looking for alternative crypto exposure, the era of Bitcoin "vault" companies relying on equity financing to hoard coins on a large scale is difficult to reproduce. The drop in MSTR stock price from $400 to $326 is not surprising, and we have warned of correction risks in several previous reports. Now that the resistance has basically eased and NAV has been compressed to a reasonable level, MicroStrategy's return valuation relative to BTC is 22% lower, close to the historical bottom range. Technical indicators are oversold, and further downside is limited, even against our initial $300 target. MSTR vs. BTC Return to Valuation: Near the bottom MSTR price action Metaplanet: Attractive price We similarly took a bearish stance on Metaplanet in June, which has since plummeted 66% in the summer due to concerns about potential crypto tax policy changes in Japan, weakening its appeal as a Bitcoin alternative. Despite this, Metaplanet's NAV multiple is still at 1.5x (halved from 6x), and the stock price fluctuates wildly during the day. Driven by retail funds, the stock is still extremely unstable. But its market capitalization has gradually become more attractive, falling from $596,000 at the time of our bearish report to $173,000. Odaily added: At present, Metaplanet has seen a lot of trading volume for three consecutive days, but the price has not achieved a further sharp decline, and we may wait for a bottom structure to appear in the near future. MTPLF price chart Circle: Be the new winner In contrast, Circle, which we have favored recently, has fallen 63% from its highs. We had been waiting for it to fall back to around $100, triggering a buy signal when the stock price fell to $112 on September 9th. We also expect this week's inflation data to bring macro tailwinds and a squeeze on Bitcoin. Since the report was released on September 9, Circle has risen 19.6%. The reason is that the expectation of a Fed rate cut has boosted liquidity and accelerated stablecoin adoption. We reiterate a "buy" rating with a price target of $247. Circle's partnership with Finastra to integrate USDC into the global banking system further strengthens the adoption prospects. We are pleased to have captured this wave in advance and correctly predicted that the inflation data will turn macro sentiment from headwinds to tailwinds, driving the Circle rally and Bitcoin's upward attempt. It is worth noting that Circle even lags behind Coinbase in this round of pullback, while we believe Circle is more attractive and has a lot of room to make up for it. Coinbase (left) vs. Circle (right) Odaily Planet Daily added: Cicle (CRCL) stock price has achieved a significant breakthrough in volume on the current daily line, and it seems that it will enter an upward channel in the short term. CRCL Price Chart conclusion Behind Bitcoin's sideways movement, a deep shift in capital flow and position allocation is brewing, which may pave the way for the next round of upward movement. With MicroStrategy constrained and Circle gaining momentum, capital is flowing to targets with real opportunities. A large amount of volatility selling has depressed implied volatility, but it has made the market more prone to a short squeeze - because once the squeeze is triggered, the upside will be extremely violent. Circle's rally shows that once liquidity tailwinds return, the speed of sentiment reversal may be unimaginable. When the tide comes, some targets are destined to run faster than others.   Original link

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USD Coin FAQ

USDC is a stablecoin issued by Centre, a joint venture between fintech company Circle and cryptocurrency marketplace Coinbase. USD Coin is designed to be a stable crypto asset, always maintaining the same value relative to the dollar. There is no max supply of USDC, as new tokens are issued based on demand.

Easily buy USDC tokens on the OKX cryptocurrency platform. OKX’s spot trading terminal includes the USDC/USDT trading pair.

You can also swap your existing cryptocurrencies, including XRP (XRP), Cardano (ADA), Solana (SOL), and Chainlink (LINK), for USDC with zero fees and no price slippage by using OKX Convert.

Alternatively, you can purchase USDC tokens via the OKX P2P Trading platform. P2P trading allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies directly from other users without needing a middleman.

With OKX, you can easily use USDC to buy other crypto assets, including Ethereum (ETH), Polygon (MATIC), and Bitcoin Cash (BCH), using OKX Convert. This conversion process incurs zero fees and has no slippage.

USDC is issued by an international fintech firm called Circle and the US-based cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase. Both Circle and Coinbase are regulated financial institutions in the United States, ensuring that USDC complies with US financial regulations.
USDC is safeguarded by the security features of the blockchain on which the token was issued. So, if your token was issued as an ERC-20 token on Ethereum, it would be secured by all of Ethereum's inherent security features.
Yes. Each unit of circulating USDC is backed by 1 USD of cash reserve and short-term US treasuries. Additionally, these backing assets are maintained in the safe custody of established and leading financial institutions.
The main benefit of using USDC is that it provides a stable and secure way to hold and transfer value in the cryptocurrency market. Since USDC is pegged to the US dollar, its value is not subject to the same volatility as other cryptocurrencies. Additionally, USDC is backed by regulated financial institutions, which ensures its stability and compliance with US financial regulations.
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Dive deeper into USD Coin

USD Coin (USDC) is an open-source smart contract-based stablecoin issued by an international fintech firm called Circle and the US-based cryptocurrency exchange, Coinbase. Together they make up the Centre Consortium, responsible for generating and redeeming all USDC tokens.

Launched in October 2018, USDC is fiat-collateralized and is pegged to the US Dollar at a 1:1 ratio. This is possible because a mix of cash, cash equivalents, and short-term US Treasury bonds backs USDC. Approximately 10 percent of USDC reserves are held in cash and cash equivalents, with the remainder in short-term US Treasury bonds.

Centre believes that true financial interoperability between crypto and fiat currencies is possible only if there's a price-stable means of value exchange between the two. USDC was created to address the need for a fiat-backed stablecoin that is transparent and secure, which was lacking in the market at the time.

Its creators, Circle and Coinbase, wanted to offer a stablecoin backed by real-world assets, audited regularly, and provide high transparency and governance. USDC was designed to be more transparent financially and operationally than other stablecoins in the market, which would help build trust and encourage greater adoption.

Grant Thornton is an independent accounting firm that conducts monthly attestations on the USDC stablecoin. The firm provides independent verification of the reserves backing USDC and ensures that they are held in a manner consistent with the Centre Consortium reserve policy.

Jeremy Allaire, the CEO of Circle, has emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in the operation of USDC, and the involvement of Grant Thornton is a key component of that effort. USDC's commitment to transparency, backed by the independent verification provided by Grant Thornton, provides greater confidence and trust for users looking to buy a stablecoin.

How does USDC work

USDC is built on the Ethereum blockchain, a decentralized platform that enables the creation of smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps). USDC is an ERC-20 token compatible with any Ethereum wallet or exchange supporting ERC-20 tokens. The technology behind USDC is designed to provide stability and reliability for users, making it a popular choice for cryptocurrency traders.

Each USDC token is backed by one US Dollar, meaning its value is directly tied to the value of the US Dollar. This provides a high level of stability, which can be particularly useful during market volatility.

The Centre Consortium oversees the creation and management of USDC tokens. It ensures that each USDC token is backed by a corresponding US Dollar and that the supply of USDC tokens is always equal to the amount of US Dollars held in reserve.

USDC is also currently issued on multiple blockchains, including Ethereum (ERC-20 format), Tron (TRC-20 format), Algorand (ASA format), Avalanche (ERC-20 format), Flow (FT format), Stellar (as a Stellar asset), Solana (SPL format), and Hedera (SDK format).

What is USDC used for?

Being one of the most popular USD-pegged stablecoins, USDC is finding widespread application as a value storage medium during volatile market conditions or simply for people who want fiat exposure outside the traditional banking rails. Hence, many traders move their crypto allocations to USDC to avoid the impact of abrupt price changes. This could explain why the demand for USDC increases considerably during bearish periods.

USDC is also commonly used by many exchange platforms for on-ramping new entrants in the crypto industry and is widely accepted as payment for goods and services in online and offline markets.

As the USDC coin resides on multiple prominent blockchains, including Ethereum as an ERC-20 token, it can be seamlessly used in any dApps running on these networks, including in popular games where users can easily purchase in-game assets with their USDC tokens.

Another use case for USDC tokens is remittance transfers. USDC tokens have increasingly been used for remittance transfers because they offer several benefits over traditional ones, including a greater sense of security, access, lower fees, and higher speeds. In addition, some companies, such as fintech company Circle, offer specific services designed for remittance payments using USDC.

Idle USDC tokens can generate passive income on various crypto exchanges, including OKX. Users can visit OKX Earn and select from the available USDC staking plans to earn interest.

USDC price and tokenomics

Like most of its peers, USDC is issued on demand and doesn't have a cap on its maximum supply. The number of USDC tokens in circulation changes based on how many are issued and burnt by commercial issuers.

New USDC coins can be issued directly by Centre to buyers at a 1:1 ratio to the dollar whenever necessary. For example, if a buyer wants to buy $15 million worth of USDC, Centre can immediately mint 15 million new USDC for the buyer. Likewise, if a user with 15 million USDC wants to redeem them for US Dollars, Centre pays them $15 million and destroys their 15 million USDC tokens, thereby removing them from circulation.

About the founders

USDC was founded in 2018 by Centre, an independent member-based consortium that comprises P2P services company Circle and the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase.

It was created to provide a layer of trust and transparency to the stablecoin industry. USDC allows users to operate with confidence and security in the crypto market, knowing that each unit of their USDC holdings can be redeemed for 1 USD whenever they wish.

Unlike most other crypto and stablecoin projects, Circle and Coinbase are fully regulated by leading US authorities. This has helped USDC's cause and helped pave the way for the stablecoin's international expansion.

ESG Disclosure

ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) regulations for crypto assets aim to address their environmental impact (e.g., energy-intensive mining), promote transparency, and ensure ethical governance practices to align the crypto industry with broader sustainability and societal goals. These regulations encourage compliance with standards that mitigate risks and foster trust in digital assets.
Market cap
R$391.04B
Circulating supply
72.4B / 72.43B
All-time high
R$5.619
24h volume
R$79.62B
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