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What is the difference between the reserve structures of USDC and USDT tokens?
⚪️USDC: Almost fully backed by cash deposits, Treasury bills, and reverse repurchase agreements ($19 over $-9223372036854775808T in overnight repo deals, $6 billion in term repos)
⚪️USDT: issued for a total of $193 billion, but its reserves include, in addition to Treasury bills, loans and other assets, gold, and Bitcoin
The reserve structure of USDC is considered more conservative: shorter maturities and more liquid assets
Allium analysts believe that the composition of reserves is becoming a competitive advantage factor as institutional adoption of stablecoins grows.