[Santiment: Decline in Stablecoin Market Cap Indicates Funds Flowing to Gold and Silver, Not Bitcoin] According to Cointelegraph, crypto analytics platform Santiment pointed out that the total market capitalization of stablecoins has decreased by $2.24 billion over the past 10 days, possibly indicating that funds are flowing out of the crypto ecosystem or delaying market recovery. The platform's analysis suggests that these funds appear to have shifted to traditional safe-haven assets like gold and silver, driving their prices to new highs, while Bitcoin, the overall crypto market, and stablecoin market cap have seen pullbacks. Santiment stated that the decline in stablecoin market cap reflects investors cashing out into fiat rather than preparing to buy the dip, with rising demand for precious metals indicating a stronger preference for risk aversion. Historical data shows that a robust recovery in the crypto market often begins with a stabilization and rebound in stablecoin market cap, signaling new capital inflows and restored confidence. Until then, risk assets like altcoins may remain under pressure. Although Bitcoin is relatively resilient, the shrinking supply of stablecoins will continue to limit overall upward momentum.