Binance burns BUSD, USDC: How will the stablecoin market react

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On 18 May, large amounts of Binance's BUSD got burned However, the state of the stablecoin market remained the same as USDT took the lead.

For context, a Mint and Burn address is used in cryptocurrency systems for creating new tokens and permanently removing tokens from circulation . It serves as a mechanism to regulate token supply and maintain stability.

Burning tokens can be seen as a measure taken by Binance to enhance stability and instill confidence in the remaining token holders. By reducing the overall supply, Binance aims to mitigate inflationary pressures and maintain the value and integrity of BUSD and USDC tokens. However, the burning of these tokens did not result in much positivity for the stablecoins. According to Santiment’s data, the market cap for BUSD and USDC continued to decline, whereas USDT dominated in this sector.Even though the BUSD stablecoin still had a long way to go to get to the top of the stablecoin market, the Binance protocol was doing relatively well.

The increased trading activity on the Binance exchange suggests growing market interest and participation, which can potentially lead to higher revenue for Binance through transaction fees. It may also indicate a strengthening position for Binance as a preferred platform for cryptocurrency trading, attracting more users and fostering liquidity.Despite the popularity of the Binance exchange, the state of its native token BNB continued to see problems. Notably, BNB’s price reduced from $342.58 to $309 in the last week. In tandem with the declining price, the volume of BNB being traded also fell materially during this period.

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