Most traders wait for price to confirm.
Smart money watches stablecoins.
Before risk-on rallies, you’ll often see stablecoin supply trends + exchange stablecoin balances shift first—because that’s the market’s “dry powder.” When that liquidity moves onto exchanges (or starts rotating between venues), it can signal intent: capital preparing to deploy into $BTC , $ETH and high-beta alts.
It’s not a guaranteed crystal ball—but it is one of the cleanest ways to track whether the market is quietly moving from:
fear → readiness → aggression.
If stablecoin balances keep building while price is still chopping, that’s when the next breakout can catch people offside—because the chart looks boring right up until it doesn’t.
Do you track stablecoin metrics as a leading indicator?
Which do you trust more: stablecoin exchange balances, total stablecoin supply, or funding/open interest?
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