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02/10/25 23:56 UTC-04

USDT Stablecoin Dominance Drops 8.4% in the Past Week

Over the past seven days, Tether’s USDT share of the crypto market has fallen by 8.4%. Many traders view this sharp decline as a bullish signal for altcoins.

Analysts explained that when USDT dominance decreases, it usually means investors are moving out of stablecoins and into riskier assets such as Bitcoin and altcoins in search of higher returns. The latest drop coincided with gains across the broader cryptocurrency market.

Although several other stablecoins exist, USDT remains the most widely used among its competitors, which is why most traders prefer it as a potential market indicator.

It is worth noting that the recent decline in USDT dominance coincided with a rise in digital assets — Bitcoin and leading altcoins have significantly appreciated in recent days.

Analysts believe USDT dominance will continue to fall, leading to capital inflows into other crypto ecosystems. For example, ASTER, ENS, SPL, SOL, APEX, and ICP, which could absorb funds leaving the stablecoin ecosystem.

Notably, ASTER has rebounded sharply after a recent downturn. The altcoin surged more than 18% in less than 48 hours, recovering the losses of the past seven days, during which its price had fallen by 37.83%.

See also: "Bitcoin Price Today: Rally Hits 7-Week High Near $119K Amid "Uptober" Optimism"

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Editor: Yulia Krasnaya
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