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  • Big Gids👨‍🍳 Community_Lead Influencer B
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    Investor Kcee🧑‍💼👨‍🔧🦇 D
     1.53K  @Investorkce

    I'm just hype, I decided to add another figure in my @glider__ mag 7 portfolio. If you are curious why I did so I think your question is meant to be answered by co founder @BrianInCrypto & CM @_biggids 🙃🙂‍↔️ https://t.co/XsLVL7UNcC

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    User is excited about Mag7 portfolio performance, successfully completed a USDC purchase and achieved an 18.56% return.
  • ₿ شيماء || عملات رقمية official TA_Analyst Trader C
     63.95K  @Tren_Nd

    $CRCL stock falls after the launch of solana:wLG4WakStvWKaRs1btkAgSuu9BGsMwUBTDVMZLAj1kL, a new stablecoin backed by Mastercard, Stripe and over 140 companies. Most people expect $OUSD to compete with $USDC. But in my view it’s very hard for a new coin to challenge USDC. We saw PayPal’s stablecoin ($PYUSD) currently used only by ‘ghosts’ 😅; they couldn’t gain a user base and it’s difficult to convince crypto projects to use it as a liquidity source. $USDC is the sixth strongest coin in the market with a market cap of $73B. I see Circle’s stock as a good buy for DCA now with a small portion of capital. Good luck ❤️

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    The author believes USDC’s position is solid, new stablecoins find it hard to compete, and recommends DCA buying CRCL stock.
  • Rekt Capital TA_Analyst Influencer C
     564.08K  @rektcapital

    $USDC Dominance is on the cusp of retesting its Macro Downtrend (red) Successful retest would likely precede a local top for Bitcoin's price action Because a successful retest for #USDC Dominance would enable further upside (Macro Risk-Off) #BTC $BTC #Bitcoin https://t.co/fSwqxwcm6H

    Rekt Capital TA_Analyst Influencer C
     564.08K  @rektcapital

    $USDC Dominance is dipping right on schedule Meanwhile Bitcoin's price enjoys upside in this relatively short-term macro risk-on climate However, BTC's relief rally would probably end once USDC Dominance successfully retests the red Macro Downtrend as new support #BTC $BTC #USDC #Bitcoin

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    A successful retest of USDC dominance indicates that the Bitcoin rally may be ending.
  • VECTOR PRIME Trader OnChain_Analyst B
     34.95K  @VECTORCP
    Darkfost OnChain_Analyst Derivatives_Expert B
     10.03K  @Darkfost_Coc

    🔴 The market is struggling in terms of liquidity. 📉 USDC and USDT market cap are down -3.6% and -2% respectively over the past 30 days. Overall, we can see that this slowdown has now been in place since November 2025. This decrease is explained by the fact that more capital has left the crypto market than liquidity has entered it. —💡 To understand this properly, stablecoins are notably issued when demand increases, whereas when demand weakens, issuers burn this unnecessary surplus, which allows us to gauge demand and liquidity flows. — For now, we remain in an environment where liquidity is increasingly constrained.

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    Market liquidity is tightening, USDC and USDT market caps have dropped, indicating capital outflow from the crypto market.
  • Phyrex OnChain_Analyst Trader C
     393.62K  @PhyrexNi

    Forgot to mention a point, previously Circle mainly promoted the concept of AI payments, which is indeed quite novel, and its core is to bypass banks' KYC requirements for AI Agents. Because banks find it difficult to open an account directly for an AI Agent—an Agent has no legal entity and cannot assume liability—but a stablecoin wallet allows the Agent to pay directly, for example buying APIs, data, compute power, or invoking model services. That was the story Circle wanted to tell at the time. In the future, machine‑to‑machine transactions will also need USD settlement, and USDC could become the payment currency in the AI world. However, the problems with this route are also obvious. AI Agent payments seemingly solve the act of paying, but questions remain about who authorizes the AI Agent to pay, what the payment limits are, who is responsible for a wrong purchase, who compensates in case of phishing, whether a merchant can refund if delivery fails, and how to handle an Agent that spends recklessly due to prompt‑injection attacks. These issues cannot be fully solved. These are also issues that banks (credit cards and debit cards) can address, but stablecoins cannot. Thus the narrative around AI payments is cooling down now (the same with crayfish), stablecoins can bypass bank accounts but cannot bypass these payment infrastructures, because ultimately they are used by people. Honestly, AI payments are indeed a compelling imaginative space, but there is still a lot of work to backtrack on.

    Phyrex OnChain_Analyst Trader C
     393.62K  @PhyrexNi

    Circle's biggest current shortcoming is that its revenue mainly depends on U.S. Treasury bonds. In Q1 2026, Circle's total revenue and reserve revenue were $694 million, of which reserve income was $653 million—about 94% still came from USDC reserve asset earnings. Moreover, the reserve return rate for the quarter had already dropped by 66 basis points. This structure looks good in a high‑interest‑rate environment, but once USD rates decline (Fed rate cuts), Circle will be embarrassed by the lack of a second growth curve. The solution is indeed not easy; what I'm saying now is just a guess. In fact, we can see that Tether, another stablecoin, also hasn't found a stable revenue source. Tether has made investments, taken on corporate bonds, bought Bitcoin and gold, but from the financial statements it still lacks a very strong second growth curve. However, USDT's strongest point is its acceptance in Asia, Africa, and Latin America—acceptance brings profit, but USDC's acceptance is much poorer compared to USDT. If there is a choice, CPN is definitely the part that should be accelerated. CPN directly faces banks, PSPs, VASPs, enterprises, and cross‑border payment scenarios, solving the question of who will use USDC for real payments and settlements (though I think it's very hard to solve). As for Arc, I think it is completely about saving transaction fees; unless CPN is fully deployed and has a large user base, Arc's significance is limited. Currently, Circle's biggest issue is still solving settlement problems; there is no way to address usage by non‑cryptocurrency users. Actually, it's not that Circle can't issue its own credit cards; the biggest trouble is that USDC's reserves cannot be lent out. That's the main source of income for the banking system, which Circle—or stablecoins—cannot do.

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     Baissier
    USDC revenue relies on reserve earnings, interest rate cuts pose high risk, and outlook is concerning.
  • 很大很大的橙子 Trader Derivatives_Expert B
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    很大很大的橙子 Trader Derivatives_Expert B
     91.90K  @0xVeryBigOrange

    I'm not very bullish on the long-term space for stablecoin models like Circle's. In the future, stablecoins are most likely to split into two paths: 1. The unregulated route all the way. For example, USDT. It solves real hard needs in global gray money, cross-border settlement, and weak financial systems. Many people use it not because it is “compliant,” but because it is convenient, highly liquid, and has deep consensus. 2. The compliance route. If you go the compliant stablecoin route, the core question is: who ultimately gets the underlying US Treasury yield? Currently many stablecoins are essentially users contributing AUM, the project buys short-term bonds, then keeps the 3%-4% risk‑free yield for themselves. Users bear migration costs, liquidity costs, opportunity costs, and ultimately just help the project inflate its balance sheet. USD1 follows a similar logic: the real underlying yield is most likely taken by the team, then presented to users through tokens like WLFI as a “yield narrative.” This design is clever, but it also shows that the most valuable part of a stablecoin has never been the coin itself, but the underlying asset yield rights. So Circle’s problem isn’t whether it can make money today, but: as the market matures, why would users and channels give you tens or hundreds of billions of US Treasury yield for free in the long term? If you can’t share the yield and lack an irreplaceable payment network or channel monopoly, I think the long‑term valuation of this model is hard to justify. As for those who brainlessly hype Circle every day, like “Lunch,” I can only say: pure idiots, they focus on the compliance narrative and fail to see that yield rights are the core.

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     Baissier
    USDC's long-term valuation is doubtful, USDT still has core demand.
  • 吴说区块链 Media Educator D
     177.62K  @wublockchain12

    According to Onchain Lens monitoring, Circle minted another 280 million USDC on the Solana network about 30 minutes ago. Currently, Circle's cumulative USDC minting on Solana has reached 64.53 billion as of 2026. https://t.co/JOPrLyhTst

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    Circle has minted a cumulative $64.53 billion USDC on Solana, with a recent addition of $280 million.
  • Onchain Lens OnChain_Analyst Media C
     42.42K  @OnchainLens

    JUST IN: Circle has minted another 280M $USDC on @solana In total, they have minted 64.53B $USDC in 2026 on @solana https://t.co/QLQNwUnVdl

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    Circle has minted 280 million USDC on Solana, bringing the total minted amount to 64.53 billion, indicating increased on‑chain liquidity.
  • CW OnChain_Analyst Trader B
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    $250M $USDC minted

    Whale Alert D
     2.86M  @whale_alert

    💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 250,000,000 $USDC (250,066,375 USD) minted at USDC Treasury https://t.co/XuwIruXM6K

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    USDC adds $250 million to circulation, no price impact yet
  • CoinGape Media Influencer D
     88.90K  @CoinGapeMedia

    💳 90% of crypto card transactions run on Visa. That’s not just market leadership. It’s infrastructure dominance. 📈 #Crypto card volume has reached $7.8B, with monthly transactions up 230% since May 2025. The reason? Users pay with crypto, #merchants receive fiat, and @Visa handles the conversion seamlessly in the background. @Cryptocom helped pioneer this model as #Visa’s first USDC settlement #partner, playing a key role in today’s crypto payments #ecosystem. 🔗 Read the full https://t.co/VpEAy3po5P card case study in comments

    CoinGape Media Influencer D
     88.90K  @CoinGapeMedia

    🔗 Read the full https://t.co/u4dBoJvJqP card case study: https://t.co/7p1S3pW4dI

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    Crypto card transaction volume has surged, with Visa taking the lead, driving the growth of the crypto payment ecosystem.