Bloomberg Terminal has launched a new stablecoin tracking function called RWAS, according to Techub News. The feature is supported by on-chain data provider Allium and tracks more than 70 stablecoins, representing 98% of total market supply. It includes data on supply, minting and burning, transfers, and velocity, spans multiple blockchains, and updates every hour. The update was flagged by Eric Balchunas.
Bloomberg Terminal has launched a new stablecoin tracking function called RWAS, according to Techub News.
The feature is powered by on-chain data provider Allium and can track more than 70 stablecoins, covering 98% of total market supply. It includes data on supply, minting and burning, transfers, and velocity across multiple blockchains, with hourly updates.
The update was flagged by Eric Balchunas.
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