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$ to a dollar’s price performance
Right now, $ to a dollar has 3.00 holders, which may translate to its level of adoption and social credibility. It’s got a maximum supply of 60K – the number of $ to a dollar tokens won’t go beyond this limit. The current circulating supply is 60K, representing the number of $ to a dollar tokens currently available in the market. $ to a dollar’s liquidity of $3.35 also indicates how much of $ to a dollar can be bought or sold without significantly affecting its price.
Last updated: Nov 7, 2025, 03:47:24 AM
$ to a dollar in the news
Accredited investors in Hong Kong have access to the U.S. dollar, Luxembourg-registered, tokenized UCITS money-market product.
In a Miami speech, the U.S. president said his orders ended a “war on crypto,” mentioned that crypto helps the dollar and warned China could gain if Washington stumbles.
In the wake of the U.S. GENIUS Act, Canadian lawmakers are moving on Canadian-dollar-backed stablecoin legislation, which is being cheered by crypto interests.
After a sharp sell-off Tuesday, crypto markets are stabilizing, though continued dollar strength could extend downside pressure.
The U.S. dollar stablecoin of the blockchain firm climbs the ranks faster than most, tapping into its global payments network to accelerate adoption.
A surging U.S. dollar and expectations of slower Fed rate cuts fueled a broad crypto sell-off, sending bitcoin and ether to multi-month lows.
The bitcoin price is approaching $103,000 as the federal shutdown ties the 2018–2019 record while dollar the strengthens and tech market futures decline.
In a recent CNBC interview, Jeremy Allaire outlined dollar-priced fees, fast finality, and privacy for Arc, while pointing to rising USDC use in emerging markets.
BTC's losses follow positive developments in U.S.-China trade relations.
The U.S. dollar-pegged token is expected to become available in the first half of 2026.
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