Usual USD

The peg deviation, currently negative 13.1 basis points, is the most direct indicator of whether USD0 is fulfilling its core function; sustained or widening deviation in either direction would indicate stress in the redemption or minting mechanism. The 30-day stablecoin supply change of approximately negative 0.99 percent shows whether users are net-minting or net-redeeming, and the direction and magnitude of that figure over time reflects overall demand for the token. The 24-hour turnover ratio of roughly 0.21 and the 30-day turnover of roughly 0.11 describe how actively the circulating supply is moving relative to total supply, which can reflect whether the token is being used as a medium of exchange or sitting dormant. The downside deviation of approximately 0.45 annualised over the trailing 90 days is worth monitoring because a well-functioning stablecoin would be expected to keep that figure low, and any persistent rise would suggest the peg is becoming less reliable.

Written by an AI language model from the figures listed below, on 15 Oct 2026 17:21 UTC.