Stablecoin Supply Growth (30d)

This compares the stablecoin balance hosted on a chain today against the balance thirty days ago. Because stablecoins are the main settlement asset on most networks, the series is read as a measure of how much settlement capacity is arriving on or leaving a chain. It combines new issuance, redemptions and movement across bridges into one number.

算出方法

(stablecoin supply on the chain now / stablecoin supply on the chain 30 days ago - 1) x 100

誤解を招く点

The number cannot distinguish new issuance from migration: when supply bridges from one chain to another, one chain shows growth and another shows an equal decline with no new dollars entering the system anywhere. A single institutional mint or redemption can move a smaller chain's figure by a large percentage, so the series is often one counterparty rather than a trend. Mints settle on-chain instantly while redemptions depend on banking hours and issuer processing, which introduces a timing asymmetry at period boundaries. Chains that run deposit incentive programs attract stablecoin balances temporarily and give them back when the program ends.

株式との比較、およびその比較が成立しない理由

Deposit growth at a bank. The analogy fails because there is no depositor relationship or funding cost; balances move between chains at a bridge operator's speed and no institution retains them.

高い値・低い値の読み方

A positive value means more stablecoin value is recorded on the chain than a month ago and a negative value means less. Check whether the change coincides with a bridge migration before reading it as new issuance.