Resupply USD

The peg deviation, currently negative 101.82 basis points below the one-dollar target, is the most direct indicator of how well REUSD maintains its intended value, and sustained or widening deviations would suggest stress in the collateral or redemption mechanisms. The 30-day supply change of 9.31 percent reflects whether new users are minting or existing users are repaying, making it a useful gauge of borrowing demand over time. Turnover over the last 24 hours stands at 0.459002, representing how actively the circulating supply is being traded relative to itself, and shifts in this figure would indicate changing patterns of secondary-market use. The days-since-all-time-high figure of 376 days, combined with the 16.41 percent gap below that peak, provides context for how the circulating supply has evolved since its largest recorded point.

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