Pax Dollar

The peg deviation reading, currently negative 4.81 basis points at the point-in-time measurement, shows how far USDP's market price sits from its one-dollar target, and sustained or widening deviations in either direction would indicate stress in the redemption mechanism or secondary-market liquidity. The 30-day supply change, at negative 8.72 percent, tracks whether the total amount of USDP in circulation is growing or shrinking, which reflects aggregate demand for the token relative to redemptions. The 24-hour turnover figure of approximately 22.58 percent describes how much of the circulating supply changed hands in a single day, and shifts in this number over time reveal changes in how actively the token is being used for transactions or transfers. It has been 869 days since the all-time high recorded in the price data, and watching whether the current price closes that roughly 15.63 percent gap back toward that level would indicate whether secondary-market demand is returning to prior peaks.

Written by an AI language model from the figures listed below, on 02 Sep 2026 17:24 UTC.