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Daily public record of stablecoins: supplies, pegs, attestations and regulation. Every figure sourced. AI pipeline, human-reviewed. Not financial advice.

Joined June 2026
Started a daily public record of stablecoins: supplies, peg deviations, reserve attestations and regulation for the 50 largest, every figure linked to its source. No picks. No predictions. Just the record. Free weekly brief: chaininfo.pro/subscribe/
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A fraction of a cent off the peg is news: a stablecoin at $0.9961 is 39 basis points below $1.00. How we measure a depeg: the ±20 bp watch band, why big moves wait for a second source, and why a missing price is never shown as zero. chaininfo.pro/explainers/how…
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USDon (Ondo) supply rose 26.6% in 7 days, to $85.75M, while its price held at $1.00. A second source (CoinGecko) shows most of the rise arrived in a single step on the evening of 9 Nov (UTC). Record: chaininfo.pro/coins/usdon/
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Over the record's first five days (2–6 Nov), 19 of 50 tracked stablecoins had at least one daily reading more than 20 bp from $1.00. FRAX was outside that band on every reading, from −78 to −107 bp. Peg-event log: chaininfo.pro/board/
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fxUSD supply fell 23.0% in 7 days, to about $60M, while its price held at $1.00. A second source (CoinGecko) confirms a drop of similar size. Record: chaininfo.pro/coins/fxusd/
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From 12 November, the European Banking Authority directly supervises parts of USDC’s EU operation: own funds, reserves, liquidity, and recovery and redemption plans. What MiCA’s “significant” label means, and what it doesn’t: chaininfo.pro/explainers/sig…
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An attestation is not an audit. A stablecoin’s monthly reserve report shows that the assets were there at one moment, checked against criteria the issuer set. It says nothing about the rest of the month. Short explainer: chaininfo.pro/explainers/att…
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The record began on 2 November, so there’s no history yet. It grows by one snapshot a day. When we get something wrong, the correction is published, not deleted.
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