Bloomberg launches hourly stablecoin market-data dashboard
Bloomberg has introduced an onchain data dashboard designed to give institutions more detailed visibility into the stablecoin market, which now exceeds $300 billion in circulating supply. The platform covers every stablecoin with more than $100 million in circulation, representing more than 98% of the overall market, while also including selected smaller assets and stablecoins pegged to currencies other than the U.S. dollar.
The dashboard’s default view enables side-by-side comparisons of stablecoins based on supply, minting activity, burns, transfer volume and velocity. Current data is refreshed hourly, while historical series are updated daily. Users can also examine individual stablecoins across blockchain networks, switch to a network-level view and filter assets by peg type, including fiat currencies, commodities and other stablecoins.
Bloomberg expands its digital-asset data offering
The dashboard extends Bloomberg’s broader onchain and digital-asset data business. Bloomberg has provided Bitcoin pricing through the Bloomberg Terminal since 2014 and now offers spot pricing, reference data, identifiers and benchmarks for 50 cryptocurrencies considered relevant to institutional markets.
Bloomberg also operates Crypto Exposure Analytics, a separate product that helps compliance teams identify direct and indirect cryptocurrency exposure across investment portfolios. Matthew Parkinson, Bloomberg’s global head of digital assets product, said stablecoins are becoming increasingly important to institutional digital-asset markets as firms examine how cash and other assets can move through tokenized financial infrastructure.
Why institutions are seeking more reliable stablecoin data
Stablecoins have become a key link between digital-asset markets and traditional finance. Their uses include settlement and cross-border payments, while their growth is also connected to demand for short-dated U.S. Treasuries. As the market expands, institutions are seeking onchain data with a level of consistency and certainty comparable to data in traditional financial markets.
Allium co-founder and chief executive Ethan Chan said institutions want that same certainty in onchain data. Allium’s clients include Visa, Coinbase and the Federal Reserve. Bloomberg’s dashboard arrives alongside other market-data infrastructure initiatives, including DoubleZero’s real-time data offering for the Hyperliquid market.
The launch also comes as regulators increase their focus on stablecoin risks. The European Central Bank is pushing to broaden a ban on stablecoin yields. Bloomberg has additionally collaborated with Kaiko to make its data available on the Canton Network, extending the company’s work across digital-asset and tokenized-finance infrastructure.
Why This Matters
Stablecoins are becoming increasingly important to institutional finance, but their activity spans multiple blockchain networks and asset types. A dashboard that combines broad market coverage with hourly updates can help institutions monitor supply changes, transfers, minting and burns in a more standardized way. The product’s launch reflects the growing need for dependable market intelligence as stablecoin adoption, tokenized financial infrastructure and regulatory scrutiny all expand.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Bloomberg’s stablecoin dashboard track?
It tracks stablecoin supply, mints, burns, transfer volume and velocity. The platform also supports analysis by individual asset, blockchain network and peg type.
How much of the stablecoin market does the dashboard cover?
It covers every stablecoin with more than $100 million in circulating supply, accounting for more than 98% of the market, as well as selected smaller and non-U.S.-dollar-pegged assets.
How often is the data updated?
Current onchain data is refreshed hourly, while historical data series are updated daily.