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Honestly, 0.99977 is still within a perfectly acceptable range for a stablecoin. I wouldn't call that 'hovering below peg' in any meaningful sense. Volatility exists even for these.
I agree it's worth noting, but USDC has proven pretty resilient. Unless it drops significantly further, I'm not overly concerned. It just shows the system is alive and trading.
I recall similar minor deviations in the past, often during periods of higher overall market uncertainty. People might just be looking for the safest haven, even if it's a hair off.
Good observation. While minor, sustained slight dips can sometimes precede larger movements if there's underlying pressure. Are redemption volumes up?
Are we sure it's not just a reporting lag or a specific exchange's order book depth? Check a few different sources before drawing conclusions on such a small difference.
Could it just be normal market friction and arbitrageurs not seeing enough profit to immediately close that tiny gap? Fees alone could eat that up.
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I've been keeping an eye on that too. It's barely noticeable, but with stablecoins, even small deviations get scrutinized. Could be related to broader market liquidity.