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06/02/26 12:11 UTC-04

Stablecoin Inflows to Crypto Exchanges Have Increased by 100% in Recent Weeks

According to on-chain data, stablecoin inflows to crypto exchanges have doubled in recent weeks — from $51 billion at the end of December to $108 billion today.

This occurred despite the digital asset market experiencing one of its deepest downturns since 2022, which has already led to massive position liquidations as leverage declined.

Inflows of all stablecoins (Ethereum network, ERC-20 standard).

On-chain monitoring data shows that stablecoin inflows to exchanges have increased by 100% in recent weeks despite the current market conditions.

According to crypto data analyst Darkfost, the growth of stablecoin deposits on exchanges indicates an acceleration of capital redistribution in recent weeks. However, he notes that the dominant selling pressure remains too strong for buyers to fully offset.

Darkfost believes that stablecoin inflows are a positive signal, suggesting that investor interest is gradually returning to the market despite the ongoing sell-off. Some market participants are buying the dip, although, in the analyst’s view, this trend has not yet firmly established itself.

See also: "Bitcoin Returned to the $60,000 Level After Setting a New All-Time High"

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Editor: Yulia Krasnaya
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