Circle offered Circle a loan of $ 3 billion in the middle of SVB turbulence (report)

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Die in den USA ansässige Kryptowährungsbörse – Coinbase – bot Circle Berichten zufolge eine Kreditlinie in Höhe von 3 Milliarden US-Dollar an, um ihr dabei zu helfen, ihre finanziellen Risse nach dem Zusammenbruch der Silicon Valley Bank zu beheben. Der Stablecoin-Emittent enthüllte ein Engagement von satten 3,3 Milliarden US-Dollar gegenüber SVB, was sich negativ auf den Preis von USDC auswirkte. Der Vermögenswert stürzte weit unter das Ziel von 1 USD, stellte aber später seine Bewertung wieder her. Hilfe in der Not? Laut einer aktuellen Fortune-Berichterstattung war Coinbase bereit, Circle mit 3 Milliarden Dollar zu stimulieren. Eine mit der Angelegenheit vertraute …
The cryptocurrency exchange-Coinbase-based in the United States, reported Circle reported a credit line of $ 3 billion in order to help it fix her financial cracks after the Silicon Valley Bank collapsed. The stable coin emittent revealed a whopping $ 3.3 billion compared to SVB, which had a negative impact on the USDC price. The asset fell far below the goal of $ 1, but later restored its evaluation. Help in need? According to current Fortune reporting, Coinbase was ready to stimulate Circle with $ 3 billion. A confidante with the matter ... (Symbolbild/KNAT)

The cryptocurrency exchange based in the USA-Circle reported reported a credit line of $ 3 billion in order to help her to remedy her financial cracks after the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank.

The stable coin emittent unveiled a whopping 3.3 billion US dollars compared to SVB, which had a negative impact on the USDC price. The asset fell far below the goal of $ 1, but later restored its evaluation.

Help in Need?

According to current Fortune reporting, Coinbase was ready to stimulate circle with $ 3 billion. A person trusted with the matter announced that the funds had guaranteed full liquidity for the USDC reserves, which ensured that the stable coin could be converted into US dollars shortly after the Silicon Valley Bank collapsed.

The companies were about to finish the deal, but returned when USDC restored its bond with the Greenback. According to Circle , A soothing statement that promises to cover any investor losses due to the SVB crisis:

"In such a case, Circle, as legally and according to the ordinance on the transfer of money with stored value, is prescribed behind, behind USDC and cover any incorrect amounts with corporate resources, if necessary with the inclusion of external capital."

also the leading financial guards in the USA promised spaserver-spaces = "true"> to save every insertion at SVB, even those with an engagement of more than 250,000 $.

President Biden also responded to the crash with the former bankruptcy. structure that "no losses are borne by the taxpayers". On the other hand, investors and shareholders of the bankrupt institute have no protection, because "this is how capitalism works".

Change to other banks

CEO Jeremy Allaire recently indicated that it is not necessary to help the supervisory authorities, to to prevent SVB by commitment. He also added that cash reserves were moved to the Bank of New York Melon:

Fortunately we did not have to do that. We shifted our entire fortune to the Bank of New York Melon and held in the Circle Reserve Find, which is short-term T-BILLS that are managed by Blackrock. "

The StableCoin emittent also disclosed it could add additional bank partners and the return services after the recent return through the settlement of SVB Improve:

"Circle has worked tirelessly to resume services with alternative bank partners, in particular payment and USDC re-solutions.

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