BOLD

The peg deviation, currently negative 53.75 basis points below one US dollar at the point-in-time measurement, is the most direct indicator of whether BOLD is fulfilling its core function as a stable unit; sustained or widening deviation in either direction would be informative about redemption pressure or collateral stress. The 30-day supply change, recorded at 5.80% over the last 30 days, reflects how much new borrowing demand the protocol is seeing, since BOLD is only created when users take out loans. Turnover over the prior 24 hours stands at 2.6475, which describes how actively the outstanding supply is being traded relative to its size and can indicate whether BOLD is circulating freely or sitting idle. Finally, because the collateral ratio floor is 110%, any environment affecting the value of ETH, wstETH, or rETH could influence liquidation activity, making overall supply levels worth observing alongside peg deviation.

Written by an AI language model from the figures listed below, on 21 Oct 2026 09:30 UTC.