火星财经消息，据 Whale Alert，北京时间 19:55，USDC Treasury 在以太坊链新增铸造 92,435,120 枚 USDC，折合约 92,416,679 美元。

<div>火星财经消息，据 Whale Alert，北京时间 19:55，USDC Treasury 在以太坊链新增铸造 92,435,120 枚 USDC，折合约 92,416,679 美元。</div>

USDC Treasury 在以太坊链新增铸造超 9243 万枚 USDC

According to Mars Finance news, as reported by Whale Alert, at 19:55 Beijing time, <USDC> Treasury minted 92,435,120 <USDC> on the Ethereum chain, equivalent to approximately $92,416,679.

<div>Mars Finance News: According to Whale Alert, at 19:55 Beijing time, USDC Treasury minted 92,435,120 USDC on the Ethereum chain, equivalent to approximately $92,416,679.</div>

USDC Treasury minted more than 92.43 million USDC on the Ethereum chain

Author | Shisi Jun

1. Introduction
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