Stablecoin supply surpasses $250 billion; large reserves wait to “buy the bottom” for a potential shift to altcoins.
Bitcoin and stablecoins now account for 73.5% of market cap – key crypto signal heralds altcoin boom cycle.
There is something exciting going on that you can easily miss if you only follow Bitcoin [BTC].
Stablecoin supply has surged past $250 billion, with BTC holding a large portion of this capital flow, the question is: when will the money flow?
While skepticism remains, familiar patterns are emerging; signs of a strong altcoin breakout.
Prepare for the explosion
The change in stablecoin supply over the past 90 days has turned green, similar to the period before major market growth.
The amount of capital pouring in each week is now reaching billions of dollars, proving that this is not idle capital.
Source: Alphractal
This is like “dry” reserve capital – waiting for the time when the market accepts risk again to release.
As stablecoin reserves increase, the market enters a liquidity accumulation phase, preparing for the next altcoin rally as macro factors and technical momentum align.
Tether Dominates the Market
As the total stablecoin market cap approaches $250 billion — or 7.5% of the total cryptocurrency market cap — one name stands out.
Source: Alphractal
Tether [USDT] currently holds 66.2% of the total stablecoins in circulation. This position reflects deep liquidity and investor confidence, making USDT the main bridge between fiat and crypto.
USDT leads capital flows, concentrates liquidity, and predicts the next movement of stablecoin capital.
However, many are concerned that this concentration of liquidity may not convey the direct support to the decentralized ecosystem as expected.
Sebastian Pfeiffer, CEO of Impossible Cloud Network, shared with TinTucBitcoin,
“Many are celebrating the liquidity boom stablecoins will bring to digital assets, but few are clear about where that liquidity will end up…”
He continued,
“Because it seems unlikely that all of this stablecoin liquidity will flow into decentralized systems. Instead, it is very likely that the capital will remain in the hands of centralized providers and systems that control these assets.”
So how much of this wave will translate into altcoin momentum?
Is this a sign of altseason?
Bitcoin and stablecoins now account for 73.5% of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization – a high that was seen during major altcoin accumulation periods in previous cycles.
Historically, when the dominance rate between BTC and stablecoins exceeds 70%, capital flows into less volatile assets before rotating into riskier altcoins when market conditions are favorable.
Source: Alphractal
Despite skepticism about the impending altseason, current data paints a different picture.
A large amount of capital is sitting on the sidelines, held in Bitcoin and stablecoins, waiting for technical signals and market narratives to move into altcoins with higher risk and growth potential.
Source: https://tintucbitcoin.com/250-ty-usd-stablecoin-va-chuyen-dich-von/
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