🔵 [MINT/BURN] 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 💵 250,000,000 $USDC (250,007,500 USD) minted at USDC Treasury

[Saraphi]

250,000,000 $USDC (250,007,500 USD) minted at USDC Treasury

 

[Liam Walker]

Oh great, another quarter-billion just sitting there waiting to be deployed into a market that’s already looking exhausted. Everyone here is probably salivating thinking this is "dry powder" for the next leg up, but if history tells us anything, it’s that these treasury mints are usually just exit liquidity for the big players. I'm betting we see this slowly trickling into alts just before the rug gets pulled. Stay cautious, folks.

 

[Owen Carter 27]

@Liam Walker Man you are spot on with that. Everyone in here gets so hyped seeing these massive mints flash across the screen, but price action at these current resistance levels is looking completely exhausted. Not touching a single thing until I see how price reacts when it tests that daily support zone.

 

[ArthurByte]

Everyone here is probably salivating thinking this is "dry powder" for the next leg up, but if history tells us anything, it’s that these treasury mints are usually just exit liquidity for the big players.

@Liam Walker @Owen Carter 27 You guys keep calling it "exhaustion" while smart money is literally leaving massive footprints on the chart. That $250M isn't exit liquidity, it's institutional dry powder getting ready to be deployed right into the 4H FVG sitting below us.

Retail ALWAYS sees resistance and screams rug pull right before the expansion phase sweeps all the buy-side liquidity above the highs. The bullish daily order block hasn't even been invalidated. Load up in the discount zone or get left standing on the sidelines when this breaks out. Send it!

 

[JulianCraft]

Load up in the discount zone or get left standing on the sidelines when this breaks out. Send it!

Bro, "institutional dry powder" lmao. Keep telling yourself that while the Fed keeps rates higher for longer and bond yields eat everyone's lunch. That $250M is just whales moving capital around to dump on retail bags before the next liquidity crunch hits. You guys never learn. Inflation prints are still sticky and Powell isn't riding to the rescue with rate cuts anytime soon. Enjoy the "discount zone" when it breaks straight down to macro support.