Dai

The peg deviation figure, currently -1.014771 basis points at the point-in-time reading, shows how far the market price sits from the one-dollar target, and sustained or widening deviation in either direction would indicate stress on the stabilisation mechanism. The 30-day supply change of -0.482337 percent reflects whether users are opening or closing vaults net of one another, so the direction and magnitude of this figure over time describes demand for Dai-denominated borrowing. Downside deviation, recorded at 0.529181 percent annualised over the trailing 90 days, captures how much the price dips below its peg rather than just overall volatility, making it a focused measure of stability. The 24-hour turnover ratio of 6.085876 — meaning trading volume is several times the market capitalisation in a single day — reflects how actively Dai circulates, which is relevant context for understanding whether the peg is being maintained under real transaction pressure.

Escrito por um modelo de linguagem de IA a partir dos dados listados abaixo, em 27 Aug 2026 04:27 UTC.