Our data shows a modest contraction in both stablecoin supply and DeFi value locked, while market sentiment remains in fear territory and funding rates stay modestly negative. Bitcoin’s dominance stays above 60 % as liquidity shifts across assets.
Stablecoin supply at $293.7 bn, down 1.6% week‑over‑week
As of November 10 2026 the total supply of dollar, euro and other stablecoins reached $293.7 bn, a 1.6 % drop (‑$4.7 bn) from a week ago. The 30‑day change is –4.6 %. This metric tracks the amount of stablecoins in circulation, a key gauge of on‑chain liquidity.
Kirill SagitovFormer CEO of coytx.com. At COINMAG he writes the daily data briefs: market sentiment, stablecoins, derivatives, DeFi and prediction markets, built on the numbers COINMAG tracks.All articles by the author
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DeFi TVL falls to $78.6 bn, lowest since August 20 2026
The total value locked across DeFi protocols declined to $78.6 bn, a 4.0 % decrease over the past week. This is the lowest level recorded since August 20 2026, indicating reduced capital deployment in decentralized finance.
The Crypto Fear & Greed Index sits at 32, classified as “Fear”. It is up from 26 a week ago but down from 61 a month ago. The index aggregates market volatility, volume and sentiment to show overall investor mood.
Fear & Greed Index, last 30 days 32Data: alternative.me.
Bybit perpetual funding rates average –0.3 % annualized
Across 37 markets the open‑interest‑weighted average funding rate is –0.3 %, meaning longs are paying shorts on average. Fourteen markets have negative funding. The most extreme rates are ARB at –37 % and PEPE at +11 %.
Most extreme funding rates, annualized
ARB−37%
GRAM−35%
AVAX−19%
AAVE−16%
HBAR−12%
PEPE11%
Bybit perpetuals with over $20M open interest. Computed by COINMAG.
Bitcoin’s share of the total crypto market cap increased to 60.3 % from 59.4 % a week ago, while the overall market cap sits at $2.48 trillion, down 1.7 % in 24 hours. Dominance reflects Bitcoin’s relative weight in the broader market.
Among large DeFi apps, USDD saw deposits fall 25.7 % to $1.1 bn and Sky down 15.8 % to $4.3 bn. Upshift and Obol buck the trend with deposits up 11.4 % and 10.7 % respectively, indicating selective capital movement.
Stablecoin supply at $293.7 bn, down 1.6% week‑over‑week
DeFi TVL falls to $78.6 bn, lowest since August 20 2026
Fear & Greed Index at 32, indicating fear
Bybit perpetual funding rates average –0.3 % annualized
Bitcoin dominance rises to 60.3 %
DeFi deposit flows show mixed 7‑day changes
We will keep an eye on stablecoin supply trends and DeFi TVL as they signal shifts in on‑chain liquidity.
Data: DefiLlama, alternative.me, Bybit and CoinGecko, collected and computed by COINMAG. Charts may be reused with a link to this page. This is not financial advice.
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