USDC issuer burns 50 million stablecoins on Ethereum

TokenomicsTrapper · 2025-12-31T15:40:09+00:00

Recently, the USDC issuer burned $50 million worth of USDC on Ethereum. This large-scale burn indicates a reduction in circulating supply, which may be related to market strategy adjustments or redemption demands. Such transactions are crucial for understanding market liquidity and the stablecoin ecosystem.

TokenomicsTrapper

2025-12-31 15:40:09

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【币界】刚才看到一条有意思的链上活动——USDC发行方把5000万美元的USDC直接销毁了，这笔交易发生在以太坊上。根据Whale Alert的数据，本次销毁规模达到5000万枚USDC。

这种大额销毁动作通常代表什么？一般来说，稳定币的销毁意味着流通供应量减少，可能反映发行方在调整市场策略，或者是对应某些赎回需求。USDC作为主流稳定币，其供应量变化一直是市场关注的焦点。

这类鲸鱼级别的链上操作数据对理解市场流动性和稳定币生态都有参考意义。后续这类大额交易如果继续出现，可能会对相关币种的流动性格局产生影响。

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ZenChainWalker

· 01-03 12:13

50 million USDC directly burned, is this a withdrawal or an adjustment? --- USDC is playing the supply game again, we'll see if it continues. --- Burning such a large amount, is it a lack of confidence in the stablecoin's prospects? --- Whale-level operations, will they really affect liquidity... it seems the impact isn't that big anymore. --- What does a reduction in supply mean? Could it push up the USDC value? --- Burning 50 million, is this some kind of signal? --- From the perspective of redemption demand, what is Circle doing? --- It's another change in stablecoin supply... are these big players' operations really transparent? --- On-chain data is right here, but who can say for sure what the true intentions are?

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PumpStrategist

· 2025-12-31 16:10

50 million burned? Chips are moving, and this signal was there three days ago. It's a bit late to react now. --- The pattern has formed, and liquidity is tightening. Let's see how the trading volume cooperates before making further comments. --- Haha, another classic whale testing the waters. The question is, how many chips are left to be taken? --- The decline in stablecoin supply sounds like good news? Don't be naive; this is just the prelude to risk release. --- On-chain data looks good, but the real question is—who's taking the other side? --- Burning 50 million to stabilize the market? From a probability strategy perspective, that's far from enough.

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LuckyHashValue

· 2025-12-31 15:54

50 million USDC directly burned? This move is quite interesting. What trick is Circle playing? Is it reducing supply or sending some kind of signal? But this should boost USDC's credibility... Stablecoins need to have this kind of operational flexibility.

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GasFeeAssassin

· 2025-12-31 15:54

50 million directly burned? Seems like Circle is holding a big move in store.

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GateUser-40edb63b

· 2025-12-31 15:53

50 million burned directly? What is Circle up to? Wait, is this a supply contraction or is there really a problem? This move feels suspicious, gotta keep a close eye on it. Such a large redemption demand? Or is it suppressing liquidity? Oh my, 50 million just disappeared like that, a bit panic-inducing. So is USDC shrinking now or what's the situation? This probably isn't a sign of an impending collapse... The logic behind stablecoin burning needs to be thought through. Circle's move is quite aggressive, what will happen next?

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