CryptoQuant has reported that liquidity within the cryptocurrency market has hit all-time highs.
By the end of September, the market cap of US dollar-pegged stablecoins reached $169 billion, marking a 31% rise since the start of the year.
This increase is primarily driven by Tether’s USDT, which has experienced notable growth in the reserves of centralized exchanges.
As of October, the USDT (ERC20) balances on Ethereum-based exchanges surged to $22.7 billion, reflecting an impressive 54% rise, or $8 billion, since January 2023.
Additionally, centralized exchanges hold approximately $8.5 billion in USDT issued on the TRON network.
Since the onset of the bull market in January 2023, USDT (ERC20) on exchanges has escalated from $9.2 billion to $22.7 billion, representing a 146% increase.
This influx of stablecoins into exchanges signals enhanced liquidity and indicates the possibility of significant market movements.
Coinbase has officially rolled out CFTC-regulated futures contracts tied to XRP, marking a significant step forward for institutional adoption of the Ripple-associated token.
A fresh wave of speculation has hit the crypto market following a hefty stablecoin issuance by Tether, which quietly minted $1 billion worth of USDT on the Tron network earlier today.
Binance is adding more firepower to its Spot trading platform, announcing fresh USDC trading pairs and expanded support for auto-trading features set to go live on April 22.
The XRP network is flashing early warning signs, with a steep drop in newly created wallet addresses raising concerns about fading interest.