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Stablecoin mint and burn

A mint creates new stablecoins when dollars come in; a burn destroys them when dollars are taken out.

Why it matters

Big mints are often read as buying power arriving; big burns as money leaving.

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Related terms

StablecoinA stablecoin is a token designed to keep a steady price, usually 1 US dollar. USDT and USD…Crypto whaleA whale is a wallet or trader holding or moving a very large amount of a coin, enough to m…

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