#Circle #CRCL #USDC
Nowadays, a huge number of KOL bloggers indiscriminately bearish on CRCL—why do they always put the profit of stablecoin companies first?
What is a stablecoin?
What is redemption right?
Why buy U.S. Treasury bonds?
I think these so‑called big V’s are just talking nonsense.
1. The core purpose of a stablecoin is to keep fiat exchange rates stable; the issuer holds an appropriate reserve to redeem, avoiding redemption difficulties and exchange‑rate drops. Moreover, under current regulation, stablecoins must be compliant and focus on exchange‑rate stability—anything else is baseless.
2. Why buy U.S. Treasury bonds? Stablecoin firms aren’t looking to invest in high‑risk, high‑return projects for profit. A stablecoin equals fiat; it needs a company that can provide you with an equivalent exchange rate redemption, not a firm that boasts huge profits.
In other words, look around the world for the most stable returns that can be redeemed at parity—what else besides U.S. Treasuries? All countries’ foreign‑exchange reserves rely on buying U.S. Treasuries to stay below inflation risk; would you rather buy yen or some other currency?
Furthermore, if CRCL were to invest all funds in gold, oil, or other hedging/arbitrage products, would you still trust USDC?
Thus, I believe CRCL’s model—financing, buying U.S. Treasuries, issuing USDC—is extremely safe and shows responsibility to users and the ecosystem!
That is its purpose, while some bloggers maliciously distort and spread rumors!
@circle