Binance USD Supply Increases Amid Heated Stablecoin Wars
2022年10月26日 - 03:59AM
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The aim behind stablecoins development was to provide stability
over the highly volatile nature of crypto assets. This means that
stablecoins hedge your funds against the impact of macroeconomic
factors like inflation. Currently, stablecoins represent about 15%
of the total crypto market cap of over $933 billion. Several
prominent firms have created their stablecoins. Usually, the coins
are pegged on a ratio of 1:1 to major global fiat currencies like
USD, EUR, or GBP. Related Reading: Tron Hits Record 117 Million
Users, But TRX Price Increase Is Mediocre The Binance USD (BUSD) is
a notable stablecoin from the leading crypto exchange, Binance. It
is the world’s third-largest stablecoin by market cap after Tether
(USDT) and USD Coin (USDC). Binance Committed To Pump Supply Of
BUSD In a recent development, Binance has devised a means to
increase the supply of its stablecoin, BUSD. The firm engaged in
the sales of its USDC reserves and converted them into BUSD. As a
result, Frank Chaparro from the Block noted the spike in the supply
of BUSD. From his observation, the stablecoin’s supply, for the
first time, crossed $20 billion. CoinGecko indicated that the
supply had hit an all-time high of $21.7 billion. This figure
represents about 15% of the cumulative stablecoin market cap of
$147 billion. Also, Chaparro reported that BUSD has 22% as its
denominated percentage of trades for this October. Binance
announcement in September shows that the firm is committed to
boosting BUSD supply. It disclosed the conversion plan for the
existing balances and new deposits of TUSD, USDC, and USDP into
BUSD. Stablecoins Enter Another War Round Following Binance’s
conversion of USDC to BUSD, the CEO of FTX, Sam Bankman-Fried
(SBF), has reacted with comments about stablecoins. According to
the crypto billionaire, this new move has indicated signals of the
‘Second Great Stablecoin War.’ SBF noted that the first war round
was in 2018, in which both USDT and USDC corner out TUSD, USDP, and
GUSD. The FTX chief stated the difference during this period is
linked to interest rates that brew more profits for stablecoins. He
noted that obser ving the possible outcome for some stablecoins
without any fiat backing could be interesting. These included the
likes of post-DAI-holding-USDC and post-LUNA. Further, the crypto
billionaire cited that sustaining the present waves has to be an
interest-bearing mode of which a contrary turn will bring crises.
Related Reading: Bitcoin Volatility Shrinks To All-Time Lows – What
To Expect The Tether USDT maintains its position as the largest
stablecoin by market cap. However, there’s a recent drop in its
share due to regulatory issues, which diverted investors’ interest
to its rival, USDC. General Crypto Market Outlook The recent price
turns in the crypto market were a little below the expectations of
many participants. Though the market got a slight overall surge of
about 1.71% since the past day, the movement seemed low-tuned. The
Asian trading session got Bitcoin surging by almost $1.3%. This
pushed Bitcoin price above $20,000, but it dropped slightly after
some hours. Ethereum reclaimed to cross over the $1,500 level.
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