What is USDC?
USDC is a fully collateralized US dollar stablecoin. USDC is the bridge between dollars and trading on cryptocurrency exchanges. The technology behind CENTRE makes it possible to exchange value between people, businesses and financial institutions just like email between mail services and texts between SMS providers.
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Morpho cbXRP market had 8.84M USDC of debt within 10% of liquidation
CryptoSlate's Nov. 6 snapshot of a Morpho market on Base showed about 8.84 million USDC of cbXRP-backed debt would become liquidatable after a further 10% oracle drop, assuming positions stayed fixed.
Two Ethereum wallets move $42M in ETH as spot ETFs log $365M weekly outflows
Arkham data shows one wallet bought $19.7 million in ETH and another withdrew $22.5 million from Binance, while U.S. spot Ethereum ETFs saw $365 million in weekly outflows, U.Today reported.
Samsung Wallet adds USDC purchases via Stripe for eligible US Galaxy users
Stripe said on Nov. 5 that eligible US Samsung Wallet users can buy USDC with Samsung Pay, cards or ACH. Bastion provides custody, New York residents are excluded and fees vary by method.
Grayscale ranks Ethereum first in stablecoins, tokenized assets and developers
Grayscale named Ethereum the leading smart contract platform in a November 6 report. It put ETH's stablecoin supply near $140 billion and its tokenized-asset share at about 40%, according to Crypto Briefing.
Central banks outbuy jewelry as gold demand hits $188 billion in Q3, WGC says
Central banks bought an estimated 321 tons of gold in Q3 2026, ahead of jewelry's 313 tons. Global demand reached $188 billion on higher prices, according to World Gold Council data reported by CryptoSlate.
Robocurve tests AI models on real robot arms, finds few refusals of hazardous tasks
Robocurve's RoboHarm and RoboSpoof studies, run on physical robot arms, found frontier AI models from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Ai2 rarely refused hazardous tasks, according to Crypto Briefing.