Stablecoin Dominance

Stablecoin Dominance maps the balance of power among the major dollar-pegged tokens (USDT, USDC, BUSD, DAI, and TUSD) by charting each coin's share of the group's combined supply. It turns stablecoin supply data into a picture: dominance for each coin is its supply divided by the total across every coin you enable, so issuer migrations, regulatory shocks, and the rise of new leaders appear as area shifts rather than rows of numbers.

How to Trade the Stablecoin Dominance?

• One coin's share rising: supply rotating toward that issuer, frequently the footprint of changing market preference or a rival's troubles.
• Overlay on price: keeping the graph on the price chart makes correlations between dominance shifts and market moves easy to spot; it works equally well in a separate pane.
• Toggling coins: disabling a coin removes it from the denominator entirely, so narrowing the list sharpens the comparison, much as a ratio chart isolates two instruments.

The stablecoin market evolves quickly: new tokens arrive, rules change, dominance migrates. Watching the shares shift is a compact way to track how each event redistributes the ecosystem that the rest of crypto trades against.

Stablecoin Dominance Settings

• Fill Style: "Gradient" (default), "Solid" for distinct per-area colors and lighter rendering, or "None" to remove the area display.
• Stablecoins List: enable or disable each coin; disabled coins are excluded from the dominance computation.

Frequently Asked Questions

How is dominance calculated?

Why watch stablecoin dominance at all?

How do I get the Stablecoin Dominance tool?