Live monitor of the health status of the 14 most relevant stablecoins in the 2026 market. Prices refreshed every minute from CoinGecko. Reserves, audits, depeg history, and risk score hand-curated from official reports. Useful when there are market scares (depegs, exploits, bank failures) or before moving significant capital to a stablecoin.
What does this monitor show?
- Current price and deviation from peg ($1, €1, R$1, S$1) — updated every minute from CoinGecko
- Market cap and 24h volume — to evaluate real liquidity
- Reserve composition — cash, treasuries, crypto, short perps
- Last audit — date and auditor (green if <6 months, red if >12)
- Depeg history — past events with maximum decline
- Risk score — algorithmic combination: current depeg, % liquid reserves, age, custody, transparency
What does each risk level mean?
- 🟢 Low: mostly liquid reserves (cash + short T-bills), recent audits (<6 months) by top firms, no historical depegs >2%, current peg ±0.05%.
- 🟡 Medium: some criteria not met. For example: partial reserve opacity, audits by less recognized firms, historical depeg between 2-10%, or architectural model with external dependencies (CEX custody, funding rates).
- 🔴 High: opaque or illiquid reserves, no recent audit, historical depeg >10%, or experimental model untested under stress. Doesn't mean "will collapse" — means "requires additional diligence".
Stablecoin categories
Fiat-backed (USDC, USDT, PYUSD, EURC, EURS, BRZ, XSGD)
A centralized company custodies reserves (USD/EUR/BRL/SGD in bank + Treasury bonds) and issues tokens 1:1. Main risk: the custodian company, the banks where money is held, and reserve transparency.
Synthetic delta-neutral (USDe, USR)
Not backed by dollars. Maintain peg through delta-neutral position: ETH spot (long) + short perpetuals. Yield comes from positive funding rates. Risk: if funding rates turn negative for long periods, the position bleeds capital — as demonstrated by USR's collapse in 2026.
CDP / overcollateralized (DAI, crvUSD, GHO, agEUR)
Users deposit ETH or stablecoins and "mint" the new stablecoin against that collateral. If collateral falls, the system liquidates automatically. Risk: liquidation cascades in sharp drops.
Hybrid / algorithmic (FRAX)
Combine partial reserves with algorithmic mechanisms. FRAX historically operated with ~95% collateral + 5% algorithmic. Risk: architectural complexity and market dependency to maintain the algorithmic peg.
Limitations and disclaimer
- Reserve and audit data are manually updated with each new official report. May be 1-4 weeks out of date.
- Risk score is a heuristic guide, not financial advice. Each user should do their own diligence.
- Prices come from CoinGecko (volume-weighted average across 100+ exchanges). May differ from the price you see on a specific DEX.
- "Historical depeg" shows the most significant known event — a current depeg of 0.05% is not comparable to a historical 13% (USDC March 2023 after SVB collapse).
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