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Steve
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Learning Crypto with /sense On chain signals you should be paying attention to . What Stablecoin Supply Means : The stablecoin supply is the total amount of stablecoins in circulation tokens like USDT (Tether), USDC (Circle), DAI (MakerDAO), and others. These coins are pegged to the U.S. dollar (usually 1:1), so their supply reflects how much dollar liquidity is sitting on chain ready to be deployed into the crypto ecosystem. Why It Matters : Stablecoin supply acts as a proxy for capital entering or leaving crypto. When supply increases : More fiat money is flowing into crypto markets. New liquidity is being minted (e.g. traders converting dollars into USDT). Investors are getting ready to buy risk assets like BTC, ETH, and altcoins. This often precedes bullish momentum. When supply decreases : Stablecoins are being redeemed for dollars (money exiting crypto). Liquidity is tightening. Traders may be taking profits or moving to cash. This often aligns with market corrections or sideways periods. Example Signals : In early 2020–2021, stablecoin supply (especially USDT and USDC) grew rapidly right before Bitcoin and altcoins surged. During bear markets, stablecoin supply typically flattens or declines as capital exits. Analysts sometimes watch the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) A low SSR means lots of stablecoin “buying power” waiting to be deployed. What It Indicates in Practice Liquidity sentiment: Are investors risk on or risk off? Market readiness: Is fresh capital waiting to buy dips? Capital rotation: Is money flowing between stablecoins and volatile assets.
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