TREE NEWS reports: Stablecoin total market capitalization has shrunk by $14 billion since May, CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost said, pointing to weak liquidity inflows into crypto markets. Since September the figure has rebounded by $4 billion, lifting the total to about $270 billion. Darkfost said the trend appears to be reversing but the recovery remains weak, and stronger momentum is needed to push Bitcoin to a new high.
Stablecoin Market Cap Down $14B Since May, Recovery Weak: Analyst
Stablecoin supply is often read as dry powder for crypto markets, so a $14 billion contraction since May matters less as a headline than as a signal about liquidity appetite. The $4 billion September rebound suggests the outflow pressure is easing, but the analyst's own framing — weak recovery, momentum still lacking — implies the market is stabilising rather than reflating. The open question is whether that rebuild broadens into sustained inflows; until it does, the marginal buyer underpinning any move to new highs looks thin.
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