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(USDT chart) I've seen an article saying that the market capitalization of stable coins has decreased significantly.
In fact, when looking at the USDT chart, which currently accounts for most of the funds in the coin market, it is in a very small state.
I think it was reported because the liquidity of the coin market has decreased so much that there are no other issues to worry about.
(1D chart) USDT has shown significant volatility three times to form a high point.
The location corresponds to the section 82.098B-82.416B.
Therefore, if USDT is maintained above this range even if it falls to its maximum, I think the long-term trend of the coin market will not change.
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(USDC chart) It cannot be said that the decline of USDC had a significant impact on the coin market.
However, it can be seen that the decline of USDC played a role in lowering the correlation between investment products derived from the coin market, that is, the stock market.
Therefore, the further USDC falls, the more the coin market is expected to escape the influence of the stock market.
It is not easy to say definitively whether this trend is good or bad.
However, if we continue to move away from the stock market, regulations and pressure on the coin market will likely increase, so I think it is important to keep a reasonable line.
USDC's market capitalization also remains high.
However, I believe that the USDC market is not active and therefore has little influence on the coin market.
If the USDC market begins to expand beyond US exchanges to the rest of the world, then I believe that fluctuations in USDC will begin to have an impact on the coin market just like USDT.
In this sense, I think this is why the coin market is more likely to show independent movements different from the stock market even if the DXY continues to rise and the investment market enters a recession.
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