Stablecoins as the New Macro Liquidity ProxyCrypto Stablecoins Market Cap, $CRYPTOCAP:STABLE.CRWCS_LTDFor years, macro liquidity in crypto was gauged through broad monetary metrics like M2 or Total Market Cap. But those days are fading. With the rise of regulated stablecoins—and new TradingView tickers like CRYPTOCAP:STABLE.C (Stablecoin Market Cap) and CRYPTOCAP:STABLE.C.D (Stablecoin Dominance)—we now have real-time, on-chain liquidity metrics that better reflect how institutional and retail capital enters the crypto ecosystem. 🔑 Why These Tickers Matter • STABLE.C = Capital injection. → Tracks aggregate growth of major stablecoins, serving as a proxy for dry powder entering the system. • STABLE.C.D = Sentiment signal. → Measures stablecoin dominance relative to the crypto market. → Rising dominance = risk-off (capital parked). → Falling dominance = risk-on (capital deploying). Together, they offer a macro lens on risk appetite and capital inflow, updated in real-time—something no traditional metric can match. 🔍 How We Use Them These metrics are now integrated into our Crypto Macro Cockpit, where: • Stablecoin cap growth signals liquidity expansion or contraction • Dominance slope helps identify regime shifts (risk-on vs risk-off) We're beginning to see consistent patterns: ➤ Surges in STABLE.C precede market rallies ➤ Spikes in STABLE.C.D often align with rotation tops or periods of caution 📎 Implication Stablecoins are no longer just trading tools—they’re macro indicators. If ETFs are the Trojan horse for institutional entry, stablecoins are the bloodstream. As we transition into a new cycle, these tickers might become the most important charts you’re not watching. 💬 Would love to hear from others—are you using STABLE.C or STABLE.C.D in your analysis? What signals are you seeing?