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USDC Stablecoin Repegged To $1, Boosting Your Crypto Portfolio

March 13, 2023 - Around 2 mins mins to read

Key Points:

  • The Circle USDC stablecoin has regained its peg and is now trading at $1 following its exposure to the closure of Silicon Valley Bank.
  • Circle company’s exposure to SVB Financial, the Circle-issued stablecoin plummeted in value on Friday.
  • The FDIC sale of SVB’s assets will provide uninsured depositors with a dividend, which should be a positive for depositors as 90% of funds held in Silicon Valley Bank were uninsured.
The Circle USDC stablecoin has regained its peg and is now trading at $1 following its exposure to the closure of Silicon Valley Bank.
USDC Stablecoin Repegged To 1 Boosting Your Crypto Portfolio

Coincu initially reported on the stablecoin’s recovery after the bank failure last week. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve announced that it would make all depositors affected by the SVB closure whole, and those depositors now have access to funds.

The Silicon Valley Bank closure is one of the most concerning developments in the financial sector in recent years. However, the US government is intervening to protect depositors from the potential fallout of the largest banking failure since 2008.

After users learned of the Circle company’s exposure to SVB Financial, the Circle-issued stablecoin plummeted in value on Friday. The company acknowledged holding around $3.3 billion of funds backing USDC in the now-closed bank, representing approximately 8% of the overall funds.

The FDIC sale of SVB’s assets will provide uninsured depositors with a dividend, which should be a positive for depositors as 90% of funds held in Silicon Valley Bank were uninsured.

Circle USDC stablecoin has regained its peg and is now trading at $1, thanks in part to the intervention of the Federal Reserve. However, the closure of Silicon Valley Bank remains a significant concern in the financial sector, and efforts are underway to protect depositors from the fallout of the event. The FDIC sale of SVB’s assets will provide some relief for uninsured depositors, which is a positive development.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

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Annie

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Championing positive change through finance, I've dedicated over eight years to sustainability and environmental journalism. My passion lies in uncovering companies that make a real difference in the world and guiding investors towards them. My expertise lies in navigating the world of sustainable investing, analyzing ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria, and exploring the exciting field of impact investing. "Invest in a better future," I often say. That's the driving force behind my work at Coincu – to empower readers with knowledge and insights to make investment decisions that create a positive impact.
News

USDC Stablecoin Repegged To $1, Boosting Your Crypto Portfolio

Key Points:

  • The Circle USDC stablecoin has regained its peg and is now trading at $1 following its exposure to the closure of Silicon Valley Bank.
  • Circle company’s exposure to SVB Financial, the Circle-issued stablecoin plummeted in value on Friday.
  • The FDIC sale of SVB’s assets will provide uninsured depositors with a dividend, which should be a positive for depositors as 90% of funds held in Silicon Valley Bank were uninsured.
The Circle USDC stablecoin has regained its peg and is now trading at $1 following its exposure to the closure of Silicon Valley Bank.
USDC Stablecoin Repegged To 1 Boosting Your Crypto Portfolio

Coincu initially reported on the stablecoin’s recovery after the bank failure last week. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve announced that it would make all depositors affected by the SVB closure whole, and those depositors now have access to funds.

The Silicon Valley Bank closure is one of the most concerning developments in the financial sector in recent years. However, the US government is intervening to protect depositors from the potential fallout of the largest banking failure since 2008.

After users learned of the Circle company’s exposure to SVB Financial, the Circle-issued stablecoin plummeted in value on Friday. The company acknowledged holding around $3.3 billion of funds backing USDC in the now-closed bank, representing approximately 8% of the overall funds.

The FDIC sale of SVB’s assets will provide uninsured depositors with a dividend, which should be a positive for depositors as 90% of funds held in Silicon Valley Bank were uninsured.

Circle USDC stablecoin has regained its peg and is now trading at $1, thanks in part to the intervention of the Federal Reserve. However, the closure of Silicon Valley Bank remains a significant concern in the financial sector, and efforts are underway to protect depositors from the fallout of the event. The FDIC sale of SVB’s assets will provide some relief for uninsured depositors, which is a positive development.

DISCLAIMER: The Information on this website is provided as general market commentary and does not constitute investment advice. We encourage you to do your own research before investing.

Join us to keep track of news: https://linktr.ee/coincu

Annie

Coincu News