2026-01-03 01:48:54

According to on-chain data monitoring, USDC Treasury has taken new action on the Solana network—adding a total of 750 million USDC minted in three transactions. This move reflects the ongoing liquidity replenishment of stablecoins within the Solana ecosystem. From on-chain monitoring data, this minting scale is quite significant and could bring new liquidity support to DeFi activities and transactions on Solana. For investors interested in stablecoin supply dynamics and the development of the Solana ecosystem, this is an on-chain signal worth paying attention to.

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· 01-04 10:37

750 million USDC transferred in three transactions to Solana. The aesthetic value of this supply and demand curve is seriously underestimated. Everyone, don’t be blinded by macro fluctuations. --- Honestly, this is Schrödinger’s bull market — liquidity is increasing, but ROI is shrinking, perfectly illustrating the philosophy of a bear market. --- According to traditional financial valuation models, such a scale of stablecoin minting should have long ago "moved towards" the DAO governance mechanism with a "decentralized spirit." Why is it still so centralized? --- It’s the same old story: first smash liquidity, then when DeFi activity picks up, come in for a wave of panic selling. I bet five bucks next week someone will shout "the last chance of this round." --- Completing this setup in three transactions is a bit particular. Why not do it all in one go... the details reveal the truth (not financial advice).

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MainnetDelayedAgain

· 01-03 12:03

750 million USDC split into three transactions... According to the database, this time's pace is a bit faster than last time, but I'm quite curious about how long this liquidity replenishment can last.

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