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Circle minted 250 million USDC on the Solana network 6 hours ago

2025.03.24 10:08:29

On March 24th, as monitored by Whale Alert, Circle minted 2.5 billion USDC on the Solana network 6 hours ago. As of now, by 2025, Circle has minted a cumulative total of 10.75 billion USDC on Solana.
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