Stablecoin Peg Stability Analysis
Track how well stablecoins maintain their pegs over time with comparative analysis and historical data.
Peg Stability Comparison
This chart shows the price deviation from the $1 USD peg for major stablecoins over time. Lower values indicate better peg maintenance.
Peg Stability Rankings
| Rank | Name | Current Deviation | Maximum Deviation (30d) | Average Deviation (30d) | Volatility Score | Type |
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Stablecoin Type Comparison
Compare the average peg stability across different stablecoin types (fiat-backed, crypto-backed, algorithmic). This shows which stablecoin models generally maintain their pegs more effectively.
Peg Stability Methodology
Our peg stability analysis tracks how closely stablecoins maintain their intended value pegs. For most stablecoins, this is a 1:1 peg with the US Dollar.
Key Metrics:
- Current Deviation: The absolute percentage difference between the current price and the $1 peg.
- Maximum Deviation: The highest absolute deviation from the peg in the last 30 days.
- Average Deviation: The mean absolute deviation from the peg over the last 30 days.
- Volatility Score: A composite score reflecting both the magnitude and frequency of price deviations.
Stability Ratings:
- Strong Peg (≤0.1%): Minimal deviation, excellent stability
- Stable (0.1% - 0.5%): Minor fluctuations within acceptable range
- Minor Deviation (0.5% - 1%): Noticeable but not concerning deviation
- Unstable (1% - 5%): Significant deviation, potential concerns
- Broken Peg (>5%): Severe deviation, peg integrity compromised