The post Pump.fun Denies Cashing Out USDC; USDC From PUMP ICO Moved to New Wallet for Reinvestment, No Direct Circle Involvement appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. COINOTAG News, Nov 25 — Pump.fun’s co-founder and CTO Dylan Kerler addressed circulating speculation on social media, insisting that No Pump.fun funds have been cashed out and that the firm did not participate in the trades between Kraken and Circle as analysts have suggested. Kerler described the incident as a liquidity maneuver, noting that USDC from the PUMP ICO was moved to an alternate wallet to free operating capital for reinvestment in the business. He added that Pump.fun has not directly engaged with the USDC issuer Circle. Earlier reporting suggested a withdrawal exceeding $400 million, with no formal update from the team for more than a week. Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/pump-fun-denies-cashing-out-usdc-usdc-from-pump-ico-moved-to-new-wallet-for-reinvestment-no-direct-circle-involvementThe post Pump.fun Denies Cashing Out USDC; USDC From PUMP ICO Moved to New Wallet for Reinvestment, No Direct Circle Involvement appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. COINOTAG News, Nov 25 — Pump.fun’s co-founder and CTO Dylan Kerler addressed circulating speculation on social media, insisting that No Pump.fun funds have been cashed out and that the firm did not participate in the trades between Kraken and Circle as analysts have suggested. Kerler described the incident as a liquidity maneuver, noting that USDC from the PUMP ICO was moved to an alternate wallet to free operating capital for reinvestment in the business. He added that Pump.fun has not directly engaged with the USDC issuer Circle. Earlier reporting suggested a withdrawal exceeding $400 million, with no formal update from the team for more than a week. Source: https://en.coinotag.com/breakingnews/pump-fun-denies-cashing-out-usdc-usdc-from-pump-ico-moved-to-new-wallet-for-reinvestment-no-direct-circle-involvement

                                                                               While Silicon Valley dominates Web2, emerging markets like the UAE and Singapore lead DePIN adoption with better regulations and real infrastructure needs.                     Opinion by: Yanal M. Hammouda, head of market expansion at WingbitThe decentralized physical infrastructure network (DePIN) sector saw $150 million of capital flow during Q1 2025, with a projected market size of $3.5 trillion by 2028. Yet the most significant development isn’t the capital raised but where these networks operate. Emerging markets like the Middle East, Southeast Asia and South America — rather than Silicon Valley — are driving the future of DePIN adoption. Read more