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Stablecoin supply & depeg data
Stablecoins are the plumbing of crypto — and two numbers tell you the health of that plumbing: how much supply is circulating (and whether it's growing or shrinking), and how close each coin is to its peg. A drifting peg is one of the earliest warning signs in the market.
What to watch
- Circulating supply and 1d/7d/30d growth — capital flowing into or out of stablecoins is a market-wide risk signal.
- Peg deviation — how far a coin trades from $1. The depeg signal, before headlines.
- Peg mechanism — fiat-backed, crypto-backed or algorithmic (algorithmic coins carry the most depeg risk).
- Dominant chain & chain count — where the supply actually lives.
Sorted by peg deviation, this data instantly surfaces coins drifting off their peg — including failed algorithmic stablecoins trading at cents on the dollar — long before they make the news.
Track 380+ stablecoins as clean data
foXLabs publishes Stablecoins Monitor on Apify — built on DefiLlama's free stablecoins API:
- 380+ stablecoins with supply, growth, price, peg deviation, mechanism and dominant chain.
- Filter by peg type, mechanism, chain or minimum supply; run a depeg hunt by sorting on peg deviation.
- No API key, no proxy — export JSON/CSV/Excel, schedule a daily supply & depeg feed.
Monitor the stablecoin market. Supply, growth and peg deviation across 380+ stablecoins — catch depegs early, as clean CSV/Excel.
Run Stablecoins Monitor on Apify →Frequently asked questions
What is a stablecoin depeg?
It's when a stablecoin trades away from its target (usually $1). Small deviations are normal noise; large, sustained ones signal stress or failure — which is why peg deviation is worth monitoring.
How do I track supply across chains?
The actor returns each stablecoin's circulating supply plus its dominant chain and chain count, so you can see exactly where supply sits and how it's shifting between chains.