USDC

The peg deviation, currently recorded at negative 0.619 basis points, is the most direct indicator of whether USDC is functioning as intended, since a stablecoin that drifts materially from its one-dollar target is failing at its core purpose. The 30-day stablecoin supply change of 1.97 percent reflects whether net issuance or net redemption is occurring, and sustained directional moves in that figure describe how overall demand for dollar-denominated stablecoin capacity is shifting. Downside deviation, here 0.24045 annualized over the trailing 90 days, captures how often and by how much the price has fallen below its target, making it a useful gauge of peg stability on the downside specifically. The 24-hour turnover ratio of approximately 20.97 — meaning the traded volume is roughly twenty-one times the market capitalization in a single day — illustrates how intensively USDC is used as a medium of exchange rather than held as a store of value, and watching that figure over time shows whether its role as active transaction infrastructure is growing or shrinking.

Written by an AI language model from the figures listed below, on 27 Aug 2026 04:22 UTC.