What are blockchain stablecoins? How to query stablecoin data?
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies with low price volatility, and the prices of stablecoins are pegged to fiat currencies. For example, USDT, the stable currency issued by Tether, is pegged to the US dollar, and 1 USDT is approximately equal to 1 US dollar. USDT accounts for 90% of the transaction volume of stablecoins, and is currently the most popular stablecoin in the market. Tether is now issued on the three major public chains of Omni, ETH, and TRX. Other common stablecoins include USDC, TUSD, sUSD, PAX, GUSD, etc.
So how to query the data of stable currency?
When we transfer stable currency, there may be a problem of not receiving the account for a long time. Take USDT as an example, through the stablecoin block browserstablecoin.tokenview.com, we can search for the transfer-out address, transfer-in address, or the transaction hash to see if the transaction was successfully uploaded to the chain, is still in a pending state, or failed.
In addition, you can also see USDT’s currency-issuing address and destruction address, including deprecated currency-issuing addresses. In order to more easily observe the issuance and destruction of USDT on the main chains, Tokenview organizes them into the issuance list and destruction list. Through the list, we can trace the issuance time of USDT each time, the issuance public chain, the amount of issuance, the address and transaction ID of the issuance transaction. Of course, every destruction of USDT can also be traced here.
So, how to check the distribution of USDT holdings? Through the distribution list of holdings, we can see the wealth distribution of USDT on the three major public chains of Omini, Ethereum, and TRON. The marked address is also directly displayed here, helping us understand in whose hands the USDT wealth is concentrated.
In addition to USDT, the data of the popular stablecoins USDC, sUSD, TUSD, PAX, GUSD issued on Ethereum can also be traced here.
In addition, we can also use the data chart here to intuitively compare the number of daily transactions and the total daily transaction volume of USDT on different main chains. At the same time, the number of coins issued by several major stablecoins and daily transaction fees can also help us grasp the data performance of stablecoins.
Whether it is USDT issued on Omini, Ethereum, or TRON, or USDC, TUSD and other stablecoins issued on Ethereum, you can conveniently conduct one-stop inquiries through this tool.
Stablecoin query tool:stablecoin.tokenview.com
