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An analyst has explained how this Bitcoin correction phase may be different from the 2024 one, based on the data of this on-chain metric. Stablecoin Supply Is Displaying A Different Pattern In This Bitcoin Downturn In a CryptoQuant Quicktake post, an analyst has shared about how the latest trend in the stablecoin circulating supply has been looking. “Stablecoins” are cryptocurrencies that track the price of a fiat currency, with USD being by far the most popular choice. These tokens run on multiple networks, but in the context of the current topic, only the Ethereum-based ones are of interest. Stablecoins are, by nature, relatively ‘stable’ in value, so the investors generally buy into these coins whenever they want to avoid the volatility associated with assets like Bitcoin. Holders who invest into stables, though, usually plan to eventually go back into the volatile side of the sector. For if they didn’t, they would have exited into fiat instead. Once these traders feel the time is right, they use their stablecoins to swap into Bitcoin or whatever desired coin. This shift naturally applies a buying pressure to the price of the asset. Due to the potential of the stablecoins to act as dry powder for the volatile cryptocurrencies, these assets are often looked at as the ‘available’ buy supply of the sector. As such, an increase in its value may be considered as a bullish sign. Now, here is the chart shared by the quant, which shows the trend in the supply of the ERC-20 stablecoins over the last year and a half: As displayed in the above graph, the stablecoin supply has been on the rise during the last few months, which suggests capital has been flowing into these fiat-tied tokens. This rise in the metric has come as Bitcoin has been going through a phase of bearish momentum. In the chart, the analyst has also highlighted the trend that the indicator followed during BTC’s bearish period from last year. It would seem that the stablecoin supply was moving sideways back then. This would imply that as BTC corrected in 2024, a net amount of capital flowed out of the sector as if the capital was rotating into the stablecoins instead, their supply would have registered an increase. This time around, however, a rotation of capital has indeed been occurring, with these stablecoin buyers potentially waiting on the sidelines for a profitable entry point. Of course, this current setup isn’t the most bullish one, either; that would have been the case if both the Bitcoin market cap and the stablecoin supply rose simultaneously. Nonetheless, the fact that the stablecoins haven’t been shrinking during this market downturn could still be taken as an optimistic sign for Bitcoin. BTC Price Bitcoin has seen yet another failed recovery rally as its price has dropped back to $84,000, after having broken above $87,000 just earlier. $BTC

if you want the simplest reason: Bitcoin has risen from $84000 back to $108000, which is only a 30% increase. However, Ethereum has risen from $1900 to $4100, which is over 110% increase, indicating that Ethereum clearly has a larger rebound potential. Of course, the trend cannot simply be calculated by rebounding to the previous high, but even if Ethereum rebounds to $2800, that's still a 60% increase, and no one will sell because many people's cost price is above $3000, and they are waiting to break even before selling. So when Ethereum really rebounds, its upward resistance is smaller, unlike Bitcoin where most people's positions this year are around $90000, and it's getting close to that price now. So it's not that Bitcoin is bad, but that Ethereum offers better value for money. In fact, Ethereum has fallen about the same as other coins; look at Sol and Sui, which have both dropped over 60%, and Doge has dropped 70%. In fact, besides Bitcoin, everyone else has fallen a lot. Of course, in a downtrend, a smaller drop is an advantage for Bitcoin. However, in an uptrend and rebound situation, Bitcoin's smaller fluctuations actually yield less profit. For example, the small coin Pepe has rebounded nearly 60% from 0.05 to 0.08, while Bitcoin has only rebounded 10%. In the short term, Ethereum has had a tough time; it has closed back above $1960, avoiding re-entering the consolidation zone, and it seems to have a lot of potential.

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The Digital Dollar Project, a non-neutral, non-profit forum focused on exploring digital innovation in money and future-proofing the U.S. dollar, has called for the modernization of the networks surrounding the currency to preserve its current status. In its recently published white paper, the project remarks that while the dollar is still peerless in its role, it moves on top of technology reaching obsolescence in an increasingly digital world. The organization envisions a future when not one, but many dollar-linked digital alternatives combine to keep the dollar relevant both in retail transactions as well as in international trade settlements. Among these are tokenized deposits, stablecoins, foreign CBDCs, and centralized and decentralized digital assets, with each serving different use cases in a better way. Note that the project does not promote a dollar the establishment of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) in the U.S., as it has been rejected by the current administration in the “Strengthening American Leadership In Digital Financial Technology” executive order. The document, issued in January, states that the Trump administration will be “taking measures to protect Americans from the risks of Central Bank Digital Currencies, which threaten the stability of the financial system.” Read more: Trump’s Executive Order Rejects CBDCs, Considers Crypto Reserves, and Aims to Revamp Regulations Cristopher Giancarlo, former chairman of the United States Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) and co-founder of the Digital Dollar Project, highlighted the dollar’s obsolescence problem as new instruments rise. “Examination and exploration of US dollar modernization is critical to America’s ability to compete in the global economy of the digitally networked twenty-first century,” he assessed. The project also calls to re-assess all the impediments that surround today’s use of the dollar, reasserting “the values of freedom of movement – free from undue surveillance, censorship, and control whether by governments, banks or technology platforms.” 免责声明：本文章仅代表作者个人观点，不代表本平台的立场和观点。本文章仅供信息分享，不构成对任何人的任何投资建议。用户与作者之间的任何争议，与本平台无关。如网页中刊载的文章或图片涉及侵权，请提供相关的权利证明和身份证明发送邮件到support@aicoin.com，本平台相关工作人员将会进行核查。

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