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As crypto sell-offs escalate, inflows of stablecoins to exchanges have surged to $98 billion, doubling from earlier figures, according to CryptoQuant analyst Darkfost.
Stablecoin Inflows Double Despite Persistent Selling Pressure
“A positive indicator, as it demonstrates that investor interest is gradually returning during this correction phase.” – By @Darkfost_Coc
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— CryptoQuant.com (@cryptoquant_com) February 6, 2026
The increase in stablecoin inflows has exceeded the 90-day average of $89 billion.
“This indicates that capital deployment has picked up in recent weeks, and the market evidently requires it,” the analyst stated in a blog. “However, selling pressure remains excessively strong to be entirely absorbed.”
The cryptocurrency market is currently navigating a fragile period characterized by a fundamental lack of liquidity amid ongoing high uncertainty. Bitcoin has dropped over 10% to around $64,000 on Friday and is gradually nearing a 50% correction from its all-time high in October.
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Analyst Darkfost characterized the rise in stablecoin inflows as “a positive indicator,” as it reflects growing investor interest in gaining market exposure. Furthermore, this indicates that capital is starting to flow back into the digital asset sector.
“This trend still requires further strengthening, but some participants are already taking advantage of this dip.”
Notably, certain mid-cap stablecoins such as USDS and USD1 have continued to increase their market share, while the overall stablecoin market capitalization fell by 1.0% week-over-week to $305.1 billion, influenced by ongoing supply reductions in USDT and USDC, as reported by Messari.
Tether (USDT), the leading stablecoin by market capitalization, increased to $0.99 within 24 hours, with a trading volume of $257.45 billion, marking a 60% rise.
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