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According to official data, in the 7 days ending April 16, Circle issued around 5.9 billion USDC and redeemed about 5.5 billion USDC, resulting in an increase of approximately 400 million USDC in circulation. The total circulating supply of USDC is 78.6 billion, with reserves of about 78.8 billion US dollars. Of these reserves, about 46.3 billion US dollars are in overnight reverse repurchase agreements, roughly 20.9 billion US dollars in Treasury bonds with maturities under three months, approximately 11 billion US dollars in systemically important institution deposits, and about 600 million US dollars in other bank deposits.

According to ChainCatcher, citing monitoring by Onchain Lens, a wallet associated with Tim Draper deposited 150.84 BTC (worth 11.62 million US dollars) to a CEX (possibly an exchange) after holding them for a year, resulting in a loss of 2.57 million US dollars. Billionaire Tim Draper is a well-known venture capitalist who made early investments in unicorn companies such as Tesla, Skype, an exchange, Ledger, and Tezos.

PRO chip distribution data shows: Over the past two weeks, 50% of BTC trading chips were concentrated in the $70,561.83 to $73,610.20 range. Currently, BTC has broken through the upper boundary of this dense area ($73,610.20), entering a relatively sparse chip region. Historical data indicates that when the price enters a sparse chip zone, accelerated movements are likely to occur. Pay close attention to whether the price can stabilize in the new range to confirm the validity of the breakout. For more chip distribution data on other timeframes or coins, please activate the PRO version K-line chart to view. Data is for reference only and does not constitute any investment advice.