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The stablecoin sector just dropped another big data bomb—the total market cap has surged past $306.7 billion, with USDT alone taking more than 60% of the share. Its leading position is rock solid and truly impressive.



Things aren't as calm over at the Federal Reserve. According to Bloomberg, officials are clashing fiercely over the long-term interest rate roadmap, with disagreements growing deeper. Policy uncertainty remains high, so the market has to stay on edge.

How about STRATEGY's stock trading volume? Daily turnover has directly surpassed JPMorgan Chase. The heat is real—hard data speaks for itself.

As for market sentiment, the Fear and Greed Index has climbed to 28, finally moving from "Extreme Fear" into the "Fear" zone. While things haven't fully recovered, at least it's not the worst-case scenario anymore.

The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) has launched a new Bitcoin Volatility Index. There's now another tool in the derivatives toolbox, giving traders a fresh perspective for market tracking.
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notSatoshi1971vip
· 2h ago
USDT is really dominant, holding a 60% market share... but this kind of monopoly will be broken sooner or later, right? Anyway, I still have high hopes for a few up-and-coming projects.
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StablecoinEnjoyervip
· 2h ago
The level of monopoly USDT has is really unmatched. Is 60% still not enough?
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MidnightSellervip
· 4h ago
The level of monopoly USDT has is really unbelievable. Is 60% still not enough?
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TokenStormvip
· 4h ago
A 60% share, USDT’s monopoly is really... the level of centralization is just too strong, but no one dares to challenge it. That’s the reality. We’re just spectators to the Fed’s arguments; uncertainty is the only certainty. On-chain data shows that whales have already been taking contrarian positions. The fear index is at 28, which means the bottom signal hasn’t been fully confirmed yet. Looking at historical data, this level usually sees another dip. CME’s volatility index? Yet another new arbitrage tool has appeared, but I bet five bucks someone will get liquidated because of it next week.
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AirdropHunter007vip
· 4h ago
The level of monopoly USDT has is truly incredible—holding a steady 60% market share... While the Fed over there is still bickering, we’ve already gotten things rolling on our end.
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GateUser-a180694bvip
· 4h ago
I really didn't expect USDT to be this competitive... With a 60% market share, all the other stablecoins are just playing a minor role.
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LiquidatedAgainvip
· 4h ago
USDT holding a 60% share feels so "stable" that it actually makes me uneasy... Remember the last time things were "stable"? As soon as the lending rate spiked, I got liquidated instantly—if only I had known earlier. When Fed officials argue, that's the scariest part. Uncertainty is the biggest killer when it comes to liquidation prices. Index at 28... Is that supposed to comfort me or mock me? Does "not the worst" count as a rebound? All my funds for averaging down have been wiped out by heavy losses. The new volatility tool is pretty good, but right now I don't even feel like watching the market. Looks like it's time for me to reflect on my risk control levels again.
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screenshot_gainsvip
· 4h ago
USDT is so dominant? A 60% market share is truly incredible. It feels like all the other stablecoins have to step aside.
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PanicSeller69vip
· 4h ago
The level of monopoly USDT has is just outrageous, I’m honestly speechless... 60%—are they trying to dominate the whole market? The Fed people argue every day and the market suffers along with them, and now we have to worry on their behalf? The fear index is only at 28, to be honest it’s still pretty tense, and it feels like a rebound is still a long way off. CME is launching new tools again, derivatives are getting more and more complicated, how are regular retail investors supposed to keep up? STRATEGY trading volume surpassing JPM? Are they serious... Feels like some of these numbers might be exaggerated.
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