Stablecoin Market Cap Declines $14 Billion Since May, Recovery Remains Weak
The stablecoin market has been struggling to recover since May, with a decline in total market cap of $14 billion. The market cap has only recently shown a slight improvement, increasing by $4 billion since September, but the recovery remains weak. According to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost, the lack of liquidity inflow into the crypto market is to blame for the stablecoin market's weak recovery. The total stablecoin market cap is currently around $270 billion, a figure that is still down significantly from its peak. The market's current trend appears to be reversing, but stronger momentum is needed to propel Bitcoin to new highs.