Bloomberg integrates onchain stablecoin data into its Terminal platform
Bloomberg has unveiled a stablecoin dashboard on its Terminal platform, enabling financial professionals to monitor key metrics of stablecoins. Powered by blockchain data platform Allium, the tool covers stablecoins with market capitalizations exceeding $100 million, presenting data on supply, issuance, and transaction activity, including detailed breakdowns by blockchain networks and peg types.
Dashboard features and market coverage
The newly introduced dashboard enables users to compare stablecoins by supply, mints, burns, transfer volumes, and transaction velocity. It also allows filtering activity by blockchain networks and types of peg, including fiat currencies and commodities.
According to Bloomberg, the platform covers over 98% of the stablecoin market, focusing on coins with over $100 million in circulation.
Access and usage context
The dashboard is accessible to all Bloomberg Terminal users via the RWAS <GO> command, integrating onchain stablecoin data alongside existing fixed-income, foreign exchange, and money-market tools.
The Terminal is widely adopted by banks, asset managers, and other financial professionals for real-time market data, news, analytics, trading, and communications. Since 2014, the platform has included Bitcoin pricing and currently provides comprehensive pricing, reference data, identifiers, and benchmarks for 50 cryptocurrencies.
Why it matters
Bloomberg’s new solution offers traditional financial players detailed and timely insights into the rapidly growing and increasingly significant stablecoin market. Integrating onchain data into the widely used Bloomberg Terminal enhances transparency and ease of analysis within the cryptocurrency ecosystem, especially given the dominance of coins like Tether accounting for about 60% of the market.
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