According to @rovercrc, 250 million USDC was just minted, highlighted via an X post with a transaction screenshot, source: @rovercrc. Traders should verify the issuance on official USDC contracts and chain explorers before acting, source: Circle; source: Etherscan. If confirmed, monitor USDC transfers to major exchanges and stablecoin market share on order books to assess potential liquidity shifts around BTC and ETH, source: CryptoQuant; source: Kaiko. Set alerts for large USDC exchange inflows and perp funding-rate changes to quantify directional pressure rather than assuming a pump, source: CryptoQuant; source: Binance.

According to @cas_abbe, Ethereum's (ETH) exchange netflows are indicating a bullish trend, with significant outflows leading to a decrease in available supply on exchanges. As ETH maintains a price above $3,800, this reduced exchange supply is creating bullish pressure, suggesting that holders are positioning early for a potential price surge. The tightening supply dynamic may drive further upward momentum in the crypto market. Source: @cas_abbe.

According to intotheblock, Chainlink (LINK) has experienced consistent negative exchange netflows for nearly a month. This pattern suggests that holders are withdrawing LINK from exchanges, likely moving them to cold storage or private wallets. Such behavior is often interpreted as accumulation, as it reduces the immediate sell pressure on the market.

According to @intotheblock, exchange netflows for $LINK have been negative for the past two weeks, with approximately $110 million worth of $LINK being withdrawn from exchanges. This trend is typically associated with an accumulation phase, suggesting that investors are moving $LINK off exchanges.