USX

The peg deviation, currently negative 4.123067 basis points as a point-in-time reading, measures how far USX's price sits from exactly one dollar, and sustained or widening deviations in either direction would indicate stress in the collateral or redemption mechanism. The 30-day supply change, which stands at negative 42.044225 percent over the last 30 days, reflects whether new USX is being minted or existing supply is being redeemed, and the direction and magnitude of that figure over time speaks to demand for the token across the Solana ecosystem. The 24-hour turnover ratio of 0.492448 and the 30-day average turnover of 0.556541 — both expressed as volume relative to market capitalization — show how actively the outstanding supply is being used, with changes in those ratios potentially reflecting shifts in how much USX is circulating through DeFi applications versus sitting idle. Finally, the annualized downside deviation of 0.539018 over the trailing 90 days captures how much the price has moved below its target; for a stablecoin, even small persistent readings in this figure are worth monitoring against the peg deviation to understand whether price stability is being maintained.

Written by an AI language model from the figures listed below, on 27 Aug 2026 05:07 UTC.