• Stablecoin supply exceeds 250 billion USD; large reserve forces are waiting to "dip" for a potential altcoin shift.
• Bitcoin and stablecoin currently occupy 73.5% of market capitalization – an important cryptocurrency signal forecasting the altcoin boom cycle.
There is an intriguing development that if you only follow Bitcoin [BTC], you might easily miss.
Stablecoin supply has strongly increased beyond 250 billion USD, with BTC holding a large portion of this capital flow. The question is: when will the funds shift?
Despite existing doubts, familiar patterns are emerging – signs of the beginning of a strong altcoin breakout.
**Preparing for the Explosion**
The stablecoin supply change in the past 90 days has turned green, similar to the phase before major market growth periods.
The capital inflow per week currently reaches billions of USD, proving this is not idle capital.
This is like a "dry" reserve capital – waiting for the moment when the market accepts risk again to expand.
When stablecoin reserves increase, the market enters a liquidation accumulation phase, preparing for the next altcoin growth period when macro factors and technical momentum align.
**Tether Dominates the Market**
When the total stablecoin market capitalization approaches 250 billion USD – equivalent to 7.5% of total cryptocurrency market cap – one name stands out more than others.
Tether [USDT] currently holds 66.2% of total circulating stablecoin volume. This position reflects deep liquidity and investor trust, making USDT the primary bridge between fiat and cryptocurrency.
USDT leads capital flow, concentrates liquidity, and predicts the next movement of stablecoin capital.
However, many opinions worry that this liquidity concentration might not directly support the decentralized ecosystem as expected.
**Is This an Altseason Signal?**
Bitcoin and stablecoin currently occupy 73.5% of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization – a high level that previously appeared during major altcoin accumulation phases.
History shows that when the dominance ratio between BTC and stablecoin exceeds 70%, it's when capital moves to less volatile assets before shifting to high-risk altcoins under favorable market conditions.
Despite doubts about the imminent altseason, current data reveals a different picture.
Large amounts of capital sitting on the sidelines, held in Bitcoin and stablecoin, are waiting for technical signals and market narratives to move into altcoins with higher risk and growth potential.$250 billion stablecoin altseason time hides capital movement
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• Stablecoin supply exceeds 250 billion USD; large reserve forces are waiting to "dip" for a potential altcoin shift.
• Bitcoin and stablecoin currently occupy 73.5% of market capitalization – an important cryptocurrency signal forecasting the altcoin boom cycle.
There is an intriguing development that if you only follow Bitcoin [BTC], you might easily miss.
Stablecoin supply has strongly increased beyond 250 billion USD, with BTC holding a large portion of this capital flow. The question is: when will the funds shift?
Despite existing doubts, familiar patterns are emerging – signs of the beginning of a strong altcoin breakout.
**Preparing for the Explosion**
The stablecoin supply change in the past 90 days has turned green, similar to the phase before major market growth periods.
The capital inflow per week currently reaches billions of USD, proving this is not idle capital.
This is like a "dry" reserve capital – waiting for the moment when the market accepts risk again to expand.
When stablecoin reserves increase, the market enters a liquidation accumulation phase, preparing for the next altcoin growth period when macro factors and technical momentum align.
**Tether Dominates the Market**
When the total stablecoin market capitalization approaches 250 billion USD – equivalent to 7.5% of total cryptocurrency market cap – one name stands out more than others.
Tether [USDT] currently holds 66.2% of total circulating stablecoin volume. This position reflects deep liquidity and investor trust, making USDT the primary bridge between fiat and cryptocurrency.
USDT leads capital flow, concentrates liquidity, and predicts the next movement of stablecoin capital.
However, many opinions worry that this liquidity concentration might not directly support the decentralized ecosystem as expected.
**Is This an Altseason Signal?**
Bitcoin and stablecoin currently occupy 73.5% of the total cryptocurrency market capitalization – a high level that previously appeared during major altcoin accumulation phases.
History shows that when the dominance ratio between BTC and stablecoin exceeds 70%, it's when capital moves to less volatile assets before shifting to high-risk altcoins under favorable market conditions.
Despite doubts about the imminent altseason, current data reveals a different picture.
Large amounts of capital sitting on the sidelines, held in Bitcoin and stablecoin, are waiting for technical signals and market narratives to move into altcoins with higher risk and growth potential.Sector:
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