USDS

The peg deviation figure, currently 1.06 basis points, measures how far the token's price drifts from exactly one U.S. dollar, and sustained or widening deviation would signal stress in the mechanism that maintains the peg. The 30-day stablecoin supply change of 9.68 percent reflects the pace of net minting or redemption, and tracking whether that rate accelerates or reverses over time indicates shifts in demand for the token within DeFi. Downside deviation, recorded at 0.60 percent annualized over the trailing 90 days, captures how much the price has moved below its target, which for a stablecoin is more informative than general volatility. The 24-hour turnover ratio of 1.78 relative to market capitalization shows how actively USDS circulates compared with its outstanding supply, and material changes in that ratio could reflect shifts in how the token is being used across its supported networks.

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