Data: The supply of stablecoins decreased by 14.2 billion USD over 30 days, marking the largest drop since June 2022

According to Glassnode data, as of November 9, the total supply of major stablecoins has decreased by approximately $14.2 billion over the past 30 days, marking the largest monthly decline since June 2022, surpassing the $9.5 billion drop that occurred when Bitcoin fell below $58,000 in July of this year. Glassnode indicates that the contraction in stablecoin supply means that holders are redeeming stablecoins for US dollars and withdrawing from the crypto market, leading to a reduction in liquidity available to drive market rallies.

Among them, the largest stablecoin USDT is currently trading slightly below the $1 peg, which Glassnode attributes to investors continuously exiting the stablecoin market. CryptoQuant data shows that the demand for Bitcoin has decreased by 284,000 coins over 30 days, marking the largest decline since March 2025; the Coinbase Bitcoin premium index fell to -0.27% on October 29, the lowest level since November 2022, and as of Wednesday, it remains in negative territory, reflecting relatively weak demand and significant selling pressure in the U.S. market.