According to the source, total stablecoin supply reached an all-time high of $293B on Sep 27, 2025 (source: social post dated Sep 27, 2025). Historically, expansions in aggregate stablecoin market cap have been associated with deeper spot liquidity and tighter spreads on BTC and ETH pairs, improving execution conditions for traders (source: Kaiko Market Structure reports, 2023–2024). Stablecoins remain the dominant quote currency on centralized exchanges, so rising USDT and USDC float is a direct proxy for sidelined buying power (source: Kaiko, Stablecoin Market Share 2024). Traders monitor net stablecoin issuance and exchange inflows as leading liquidity indicators that often align with risk-on phases in crypto (source: CryptoQuant metrics guide; Glassnode On-chain Weeklies 2023–2024). The reported high should be cross-checked on independent dashboards such as DeFiLlama Stablecoins and CoinGecko Stablecoins market cap before acting on the signal (source: DeFiLlama Stablecoins dashboard; CoinGecko stablecoins market cap).

According to @rovercrc, 2,000,000,000 USDT was minted at the Tether Treasury. According to Tether, treasury mints are typically authorized but not issued for inventory and chain swaps and do not immediately increase circulating supply. According to Tether, traders should verify any movement from Treasury to exchanges via Tether transparency data before positioning for liquidity-driven moves in BTC and ETH.