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06/09/25 15:10 UTC-04

Stablecoins strengthen their role as a key driver of liquidity growth in the crypto economy

Analysts at WIN Research Japan have noted that stablecoins continue to reinforce their role not only on centralized exchanges (CEX) but also within decentralized ecosystems (DEX). According to CryptoQuant, stablecoin reserves on trading platforms reached $59 billion in September 2025 — a new all-time high. Such growth in reserves is traditionally seen as a hidden indicator of market participants’ readiness for active moves.

The sharp increase in exchange balances reflects the accumulation of capital in anticipation of a trigger to put it into circulation. Similar surges in the past have coincided with subsequent phases of accelerated market growth. The higher the reserve volumes, the greater the potential for price movements once external or internal stimuli emerge.

Equally important are the so-called “network flows.” Analyzing the dynamics of stablecoin inflows and outflows reveals where capital is being directed. Inflows to exchanges typically signal preparations for active trading on CEX, while large outflows often indicate a shift of liquidity into DeFi protocols or pools. Recent months confirm that such spikes are directly linked to periods of heightened market volatility.

Particular attention is drawn to the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR). Today, the metric stands at its lowest levels in several years compared to the previous 2019–2021 cycle. A low SSR indicates a significant amount of dollar liquidity relative to Bitcoin’s market capitalization. Historically, such conditions have laid the foundation for subsequent upward phases. The combination of record-high reserves and a low SSR forms a potentially powerful setup. The market may be poised for a new wave of activity on decentralized platforms.

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Editor: Alyona Nabok
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