Analysis says total stablecoin market capitalization fell to over more than a month 263400000000 USD
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The analyst CW8900 said that total stablecoin market capitalization decreased over the past 1 months by 6900000000 USD, and believes the market may rebound after capital flows back in.
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Analysis: The total stablecoin market capitalization has declined for more than a month consecutively, with outflows over the past 1 months 6900000000 USD
PANews November 3 According to reports, CryptoQuant analyst CW8900 wrote that the total stablecoin market capitalization has been declining for more than a month consecutively.October 1 The total stablecoin market capitalization was 270300000000 USD, and has now fallen to 263400000000 USD. Over the past 1 months, a total of 6900000000 USD in stablecoins has flowed out of the market.CW8900 stated that bull-market trends usually emerge when capital is flowing in. With capital continuously flowing out over the past 1 months, Bitcoin is also in a bearish phase. For a rebound to occur, stablecoins must flow back into the market; once stablecoin flows turn net positive, the market may rebound.
PANews reported that CryptoQuant analyst CW8900 said that total stablecoin market capitalization has been declining for more than a month consecutively.
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CW8900 stated that October 1 the total stablecoin market capitalization was 270300000000 USD, and has now fallen to 263400000000 USD。
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It was reported that over the past 1 months, a total of 6900000000 USD in stablecoins flowed out of the market.
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CW8900 stated that over the past 1 months, capital has continued to flow out and Bitcoin is in a bearish phase.
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CW8900 believes that the market may rebound once stablecoin capital turns to net inflows.
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Stablecoins are commonly used for trading and capital turnover in the crypto market. The analysis interprets the decline in total stablecoin market capitalization as continued capital outflows and regards renewed net inflows as a condition for a possible market rebound. The latter part is the analyst's market assessment, not an outcome that has already occurred.
Why it matters to readers
The total supply and capital flows of stablecoins can serve as indicators for observing changes in capital in the crypto market; if the data cited in the article continue to decline, this may indicate that less capital is entering the market. However, the original text does not demonstrate that stablecoin flows directly determine Bitcoin's price trend.
Beginners may monitor whether total stablecoin market capitalization has stopped declining, whether flows have turned to net inflows, and whether Bitcoin is improving at the same time. It is inadvisable to judge price movements based on a single indicator alone.
Risks and unknowns
The original text does not provide underlying data, calculation methods, or a stablecoin breakdown; 6900000000 USD the outflow data therefore cannot be independently verified on this basis.
“Capital inflows usually bring bull markets” and “the market may rebound after stablecoins flow back in” are analytical views; the outcome has yet to be confirmed.
The original text does not state that a verified causal relationship exists between the decline in total stablecoin market capitalization and Bitcoin's bearishness.
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