Ethereum dominates USDC issuance with 70% of $72B market cap
Ethereum's dominance in USDC issuance solidifies its role as a critical infrastructure in DeFi, influencing liquidity and financial strategies. The post Ethereum dominates USDC issuance with 70% of $72B market cap appear...
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Ethereum's dominance in USDC issuance solidifies its role as a critical infrastructure in DeFi, influencing liquidity and financial strategies.
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