BOLD

The peg deviation figure, currently recorded at negative 31.77 basis points on a point-in-time basis, is the most direct indicator of how closely BOLD tracks its one-dollar target, and persistent or widening deviations in either direction would be informative about redemption pressure or collateral stress. The 30-day supply change, presently 12.28%, reflects the pace at which new loans are being opened and is worth observing as a measure of protocol usage over time. The 24-hour turnover ratio of 0.594455 shows how actively the circulating supply is moving relative to the market, and significant shifts in this figure could indicate changes in secondary-market activity. The dilution overhang of 0.122235% is small at present and would become more relevant to watch if that figure were to change materially, as it would suggest a gap opening between circulating and fully diluted supply.

Geschreven door een AI-taalmodel op basis van de onderstaande cijfers, op 27 Sep 2026 09:26 UTC.