Stablecoin reserves

Methodology

Scope

This page describes how the dashboard presents dates, figures, and sources. It does not document a scoring methodology.

Report dates

Each asset has a latest report date supplied as a calendar date. The interface formats that date in UTC.

When a next expected report date is present and usable, Due soon and Overdue are both shown as Due plus that date in MM/DD/YYYY. When the date is missing or unusable, the labels stay Due soon and Overdue. Fresh stays Fresh.

An asset marked discontinued is labeled Discontinued, including when the supplied freshness value is overdue.

The label uses the freshness value and discontinued flag on the asset. These pages do not describe the rule that chooses fresh, due soon, or overdue.

Cadence

Cadence is one of daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, or quarterly, as stored on the asset. The home table filters with the query values daily, weekly, biweekly, monthly, and quarterly. The on-page letters are D, W, BW, M, and Q.

A cadence filter applies only when at least one listed asset uses that cadence. Any other cadence query does not filter.

Cadence is the interval stored on the asset. These pages do not treat it as confirmation that a report was published on that interval.

Coverage, reserves, and supply

The asset page labels coverage "Reported reserves / tokens" and shows the coverage percentage on the asset record.

The home table formats the reserve total on the asset record as USD. The asset page formats that same total with the asset's peg currency. These pages do not convert one figure into the other.

The home column for that supply is Minted. The asset page labels it Tokens outstanding and describes it as supply pegged to the asset's peg currency.

The change shown beside total reserves is the reserve change percentage on the asset record.

This page describes those labels and formats. It does not state a formula for coverage, reserves, or supply.

Questions about coverage, report dates, attestations, and the limits of these figures are answered on the FAQ page.

Composition

Holdings are ordered by the category names below. A category is shown only when the data includes it. The composition table prints the label supplied for that holding. The history legend uses the names in this list. Color follows the category, not the row position.

Each holding shows the value, share, and change supplied for that category. The change is the supplied difference in percentage points, formatted with a percent sign, and it uses a neutral marker. It is not a risk signal.

A donut chart and a table show the same holdings.

  • US Treasury Bills
  • Government Bills & Notes
  • Reverse Repurchase Agreements
  • Money Market Funds
  • Cash Deposits
  • Gold
  • Corporate Bonds
  • Secured Loans
  • Digital Assets
  • Bitcoin (incl. wrapped)
  • Stablecoins
  • Major Crypto (ETH, SOL)
  • Other Crypto Assets
  • Commercial Paper
  • Municipal Bonds
  • Equities
  • Other

History

The history chart plots the reserve history points in the API response for the asset.

The controls are labeled 30D, 90D, 1Y, and All. 30D, 90D, and 1Y set the range to 30, 90, and 365 UTC days before the asset's latest report date, through that date. All clears the range.

A custom range uses from and to as YYYY-MM-DD. A value that is not a calendar date is omitted. When both are calendar dates and from is after to, both are omitted. The chart requests history with whatever part of the range remains.

The chart and the attestation list are loaded separately. This page does not describe a calculation for either series.

Attestation records

The report list shows the report date and the attestor name supplied for each record. The page labels the list newest first and displays records in the order returned by the data API. It does not sort them again.

Records that share a file name are shown as one row. The row lists each report date in the group and the attestor from the first record in that group.

The list shows 50 documents per page.

The public page shows the report date and the attestor name supplied for each record. It does not show the report file name, file URL, or source URL.

Sources and citation

Data from stablecoin-issuer-published attestation reports. Figures reflect the dates and scope of the cited reports, not necessarily current reserves.

The public page shows the report date and the attestor name supplied for each record. It does not show the report file name, file URL, or source URL.

To cite a figure, use the asset page URL, the report date shown there, and the attestor name shown there. Describe Stablecoinreserves.io as the dashboard that displayed those fields. The attestor name is the name printed with the report.

Limits

Some records in the data source are withheld from the public site. They are omitted from the table, the sitemap, and /llms.txt. A direct URL for a withheld asset is not a public page. These pages do not name or link those assets, and they do not describe the listed assets as every stablecoin or every issuer report.