Looking at the long-term picture of #monthly supply changes, it seems that the outflows of #stablecoins have been decreasing. This could be a sign of a growing demand and inflow of capital into the market.
Since the start of April 2023, negative values indicate a prevailing sell-side trend, where the inflow of #BTC + #ETH surpassed that of #stablecoins. This marks a notable shift from the strong #buy-side pressure observed in Q1. The buy-side #momentum weakened in early #April, aligning with the onset of the current market correction.
Recent #stablecoins capital outflows are driven primarily by the second (#USDC), and third (#BUSD) largest assets, seeing supplies fall in 2023 by -$15.7B and $-11.5B, respectively. #USDT has absorbed a significant proportion of these flows, pushing to a new #ATH supply of $83.1B.
It is likely that this reflects a geographical divergence, with #US regulated entities historically having expressed a preference for #USDC over #USDT.
It is likely that this reflects a geographical divergence, with #US regulated entities historically having expressed a preference for #USDC over #USDT.
Following the news about Binance, there has been a noticeable outflow of coins from the exchange. The chart below illustrates the two-week perspective on #Binance's reserves for major assets, including BTC, #ETH, and #stablecoins like #USDT, #USDC, and #BUSD.
In the past week, #investors have been steadily #withdrawing their assets, resulting in a significant decrease in aggregate #Stablecoin balances by over $1.6 Billion. This represents approximately 20.9% of the total balance held on #Binance. #BTC and #ETH reserves have seen a comparatively smaller decline of 5.7% and 7.1%, respectively.
In the past week, #investors have been steadily #withdrawing their assets, resulting in a significant decrease in aggregate #Stablecoin balances by over $1.6 Billion. This represents approximately 20.9% of the total balance held on #Binance. #BTC and #ETH reserves have seen a comparatively smaller decline of 5.7% and 7.1%, respectively.
🟢 #Stablecoins have experienced a persistent decline in supply since April 2022, as redemption commenced following the collapse of LUNA-UST.
Both 🟠 #BTC and 🔵 #ETH experienced a net inflow of capital since the start of the year, seeing their Realized Cap's climb by up to $6.8B/month (#BTC) and $4.8B/month, respectively.
This Concludes, Stablecoins started losing value since April 2022 due to issues with #LUNA-#UST. #Bitcoin (#BTC) and #Ethereum (#ETH) gained more capital this year, but since late August, things have slowed down for all three. This might mean that the market is uncertain and not moving much."
Both 🟠 #BTC and 🔵 #ETH experienced a net inflow of capital since the start of the year, seeing their Realized Cap's climb by up to $6.8B/month (#BTC) and $4.8B/month, respectively.
This Concludes, Stablecoins started losing value since April 2022 due to issues with #LUNA-#UST. #Bitcoin (#BTC) and #Ethereum (#ETH) gained more capital this year, but since late August, things have slowed down for all three. This might mean that the market is uncertain and not moving much."
If we isolate #stablecoins, we can see that a total of $43B in capital has been redeemed, representing a total decline of 26% since the high set in March 2022. This can be argued to be a result of both capital leaving due to bear market conditions, but also a reflection of the opportunity cost of higher interest rates, which are not passed onto non-yielding #stablecoins.