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What data does the new dashboard provide?

Bloomberg Terminal has made stablecoin data visible on-chain with a new dashboard for financial professionals. According to Bloomberg’s announcement on Wednesday, the interface is powered by Allium and covers stablecoins with more than $100 million in circulating supply. The company said this universe represents more than 98% of the total market.

The new panel allows users to compare different stablecoins side by side using core network metrics. That makes it possible to track changes in supply, new minting and burning activity, and transfer flows from a single screen.

What will users be able to monitor?

In Bloomberg’s new tool, stablecoin activity can be broken down both by metric and by the blockchain networks they run on. Users can also see what type of backing supports the assets.

  • Supply, minting, burning, transfer volume and turnover can be compared.
  • Data can be analyzed by blockchain network and by type of backing.
  • Backing categories include fiat currencies and commodity-linked structures.

How does it fit with Bloomberg’s existing financial tools?

The dashboard is available to all Bloomberg Terminal users through the RWAS command. That means on-chain data has been brought into the same workspace as the platform’s existing fixed-income securities, foreign exchange and money market tools.

Bloomberg Terminal is widely used by banks, asset management firms and other finance professionals for real-time market data, news, analysis, trading and communication. Bloomberg has carried Bitcoin pricing on its platform since 2014; it now provides prices, reference data, identifiers and analytics for 50 cryptocurrencies.

What does this mean for institutional users?

The addition shows that data coverage for crypto assets is expanding on traditional finance screens. In particular, stablecoin trading activity and supply movements can now be monitored alongside conventional market instruments.

Why does this matter amid stablecoin market growth?

Bloomberg’s move comes at a time when the stablecoin market is growing rapidly. According to DeFiLlama data, total stablecoin market capitalization has risen above $306 billion, while Tether’s USDT accounts for about 60% of the market.

That backdrop makes Bloomberg’s new panel more than just a technical product update, giving market watchers a clearer view of the sector. In particular, bringing supply and transfer activity into one place makes the scale of the stablecoin ecosystem more visible on the daily screens used by institutional clients.

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