Live data tool
Stablecoin Depeg Radar
Monitor whether major USD stablecoins are trading close to their intended one-dollar peg.
What this means
A small market deviation can be normal. Larger or persistent deviations may reflect liquidity, redemption or market-confidence stress.
Practical use
- Check peg health before moving between stablecoins.
- Distinguish a routine spread from a material deviation.
- Verify the timestamp before relying on a displayed price.
How it is calculated
USDT, USDC and DAI prices are requested together from CoinGecko, cached, and evaluated by absolute distance from one US dollar.
A stale label means the last successful value is being shown. Unavailable values are never replaced with zero.
Frequently asked questions
What counts as a depeg?
This site labels progressively larger deviations for attention; it does not claim that every small move is a failure.
Can exchange prices differ?
Yes. Venue liquidity and spreads can produce different short-term prices.
Is a healthy label a guarantee?
No. It describes the cached market price at the displayed time.