Ethena's USDe Stablecoin Market Cap Drops Nearly 50% Since '1011 Crash'

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Ethena's USDe stablecoin has lost nearly half its market cap since the '1011 crash,' according to on-chain data. The synthetic stablecoin's value dropped from $14.7 billion on October 9 to around $6.4 billion in two months, with a net outflow of $8.3 billion. Altcoins to watch may include USDe as market participants track its recovery potential.

Based on Odaily, the synthetic stablecoin USDe issued by Ethena has seen its market cap shrink by nearly half since the '1011 crash,' with a net outflow of approximately $8.3 billion. According to CoinMarketCap data, the market cap of USDe was close to $14.7 billion as of October 9, but it has since fallen to around $6.4 billion in just over two months.

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