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The peg deviation, currently negative 5.79 basis points, measures how far the token's price sits from its one-dollar target, and persistent or widening movement in either direction would indicate stress in the redemption or arbitrage mechanisms that are supposed to keep the price stable. The 30-day turnover ratio of 22.10 and the 24-hour turnover of 18.37 — both expressed as trading volume relative to market capitalization — reflect how actively the token circulates, and changes in these figures can reveal shifts in real usage versus dormant holdings. The 30-day supply change of negative 2.77 percent is worth observing over time because a sustained contraction or expansion in outstanding tokens reflects net minting and redemption activity, which in turn mirrors demand for dollar-denominated liquidity on these chains. The days-since-all-time-high figure of 97 days, alongside a percent-below-all-time-high of negative 4.63 percent, is notable for a stablecoin because a peg instrument should not register meaningful distance from its high; sustained deviation there would warrant closer examination of the redemption process.

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