The USDC issuer has started investing funds into its CRF (Circle Reserve Fund) to ensure that holders can redeem their coins when they want.
Many crypto firms faced issues this 2022 due to the market crash. Some downsized, while others filed for bankruptcy. Generally, the entire market felt the impact of the crypto winter, and investors lost billions of capital too.
As a result, those that survived the crash are taking measures to avoid such situations in the future. Also, most firms are aiming better to protect their customers’ funds in times of crisis. On this note, Circle has taken a bold step to prepare itself for such situations.
About Circle Reserve Fund
Circle partnered with BlackRock when creating the Fund. BlackRock is the largest asset manager in the world. It was established in 1988 and focused on managing its client’s assets and helping them minimize risks. The company is based in N.Y….
