According to Lookonchain, Tether minted another $1B in USDT, and over the past week Tether and Circle minted a combined $6B in stablecoins (source: Lookonchain on X, https://twitter.com/lookonchain/status/1971756894013489162). Lookonchain referenced Arkham Intelligence’s Tether token explorer and a Solscan account page that show the corresponding on-chain mint activity for verification (sources: Arkham Intelligence, https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/token/tether; Solscan, https://solscan.io/account/7VHUFJHWu2CuExkJcJrzhQPJ2oygupTWkL2A2For4BmE?activity_type=ACTIVITY_SPL_MINT&exclude_amount_zero=false&remove_spam=false#transfers). For trading purposes, the verifiable takeaway is that new stablecoin units were created and recorded on-chain, and traders can confirm the transactions via the cited Arkham and Solscan links before assessing market liquidity impacts (sources: Lookonchain; Arkham Intelligence; Solscan).

According to @lookonchain, Tether minted 1,000,000,000 USDT and Circle minted 500,000,000 USDC, with on-chain records shown on Etherscan transaction 0xe7e5356603394e2a4911c7edd7813cd73e6dc676040a01c1c4458ae79d484622 for the USDT mint and Solscan account 7VHUFJHWu2CuExkJcJrzhQPJ2oygupTWkL2A2For4BmE activity for the USDC mint (source: @lookonchain, Etherscan, Solscan). The USDC mint occurred roughly 7 hours before the USDT mint as reported by @lookonchain (source: @lookonchain). Traders monitor such stablecoin issuance as a near-term liquidity signal using block explorers and exchange reserve datasets from CryptoQuant to assess market-making capacity and potential liquidity conditions (source: CryptoQuant documentation).

According to Onchain Lens, Tether minted $2B USDT on the Ethereum network in the past 45 minutes and $4B over the last 4 days, source: Onchain Lens. The mint transactions are visible via the Tether entity’s on-chain transaction profiler on Ethereum, confirming activity scale and timing, source: Nansen. Tether states that newly minted tokens can be authorized but not yet issued into circulation and may be held in treasury until client demand materializes, which means minting alone does not immediately increase circulating supply, source: Tether. For trading, monitor subsequent transfers from Tether Treasury to exchanges on Nansen, changes in reported USDT circulating supply on Tether’s transparency page, and ETH gas plus USDT on-chain activity via Etherscan to assess potential near-term liquidity impact, source: Nansen, Tether, Etherscan.

According to @lookonchain, Tether minted another 1B USDT on Sep 14, 2025 (source: @lookonchain on X). The post did not specify the network or transaction details for the mint (source: @lookonchain on X). No additional context was provided regarding the issuance purpose or any subsequent distribution (source: @lookonchain on X).

According to @OnchainLens, Tether minted 1 billion USDT on the Ethereum network, with the mint visible via Arkham Intelligence’s Tether entity page. Sources: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence. Traders should monitor subsequent on-chain transfers from Tether-linked wallets to exchanges or DeFi pools to assess whether new liquidity is being deployed into BTC and ETH markets. Sources: @OnchainLens; Arkham Intelligence.

According to @rovercrc, Tether minted 1,000,000,000 USDT on Ethereum on Sep 12, 2025, source: @rovercrc on X. The post does not include an on-chain transaction link, so traders should verify via the Tether Treasury contract on Etherscan and Tether’s transparency page before acting, source: Etherscan and Tether.

According to @OnchainLens, Tether has minted another $1B USDT on the Ethereum (ETH) network, referencing address 0x5754284f345afc66a98fbb0a0afe71e0f007b949; source: @OnchainLens. According to @OnchainLens, the post did not include further transaction details or issuance context beyond the mint notice, making the amount, network, and referenced address the key data points for trading desks monitoring stablecoin flows; source: @OnchainLens.

According to @ag_dwf, 10 million units of USD1 were minted on the TRON network via Tron DAO, indicating an initial on-chain issuance of the USD1 stablecoin (Source: @ag_dwf on X, Sep 5, 2025). No details on collateral backing, contract addresses, trading venues, or deployment timelines were provided in the post (Source: @ag_dwf on X, Sep 5, 2025).

According to @rovercrc, Tether minted 1 billion USDT and a market pump is imminent, as posted on Aug 15, 2025 on X (source: @rovercrc). The post links the anticipated move to the reported issuance but does not cite independent confirmation within the post (source: @rovercrc). Traders reacting to this claim may first seek verification from issuer reports or on-chain mint alerts and then monitor BTC and ETH liquidity and funding for signs of stablecoin inflows if confirmed (source: @rovercrc as the originating report).

According to @rovercrc, 400,000,000 USDC was just minted and framed as a potential market pump, but the claim requires on-chain verification before trading decisions. Source: @rovercrc on X. The post does not provide a transaction hash or contract event reference, so the mint is unverified from the post alone at time of viewing. Source: @rovercrc on X. USDC is issued by Circle, and new issuance can be validated via Circle’s transparency disclosures and blockchain explorers tracking official USDC contracts. Source: Circle; Source: Etherscan. For trading confirmation, verify a USDC Mint event on the relevant chain and then monitor subsequent USDC net inflows to centralized exchanges, as these flows most directly impact spot and perpetual liquidity. Source: Etherscan; Source: Kaiko. Without confirmed exchange inflows, large mints can reflect treasury operations, redemptions, or cross-chain swaps rather than deployable buying power, so assuming a broad market pump is not warranted. Source: Circle. Actionable checklist: confirm the mint on-chain, track USDC exchange netflows, and watch stablecoin share of total crypto volume to gauge risk-on momentum before positioning. Source: Etherscan; Source: Nansen; Source: Kaiko.

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 Paolo Ardoino, Tether has minted 1 billion new USDT tokens, valued at approximately $1 billion, at the Tether Treasury. For traders, this large-scale minting is often interpreted as a bullish indicator, suggesting an increase in demand for the stablecoin. This event could signal that significant capital is preparing to enter the cryptocurrency market, potentially leading to increased liquidity and buying pressure for major assets like Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH). The creation of new USDT is typically driven by institutional or whale demand to facilitate large-scale digital asset purchases.

According to Crypto Rover, 50,000,000 USDC was recently minted on the Ethereum network, suggesting a potential increase in Ethereum's trading volume and price. Historically, large mints of stablecoins like USDC can indicate upcoming trading activity as investors prepare to move assets into cryptocurrencies. Traders should monitor ETH price movements closely as such mints can lead to increased liquidity and potential price fluctuations. Source: Crypto Rover.