✍️ TL;DR: Tether and USD Coin whales holding less of the available respective supplies 📊 Metrics Used: Top 100 Holders - Supply Held 🔗 Live Chart: https://app.santiment.net/charts/usdt-usdc-top-100-wallet-supply-ratio-held-31921?utm_source=x&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=usdt_usdc_top_100_supply_percentage_held_b_071326&aff=3 💸 One of the quietest bullish trends on Ethereum is happening inside stablecoins. The top 100 USDT wallets now control about 0.6% less of the available supply than three months ago, while the top 100 USDC wallets are down roughly 4.7%. That points to the ecosystem’s biggest sources of liquidity becoming more distributed, with the market’s “dry powder” increasingly spread across exchanges, protocols, institutions, and everyday participants instead of sitting in a relatively small group of giant wallets. Recent institutional momentum around stablecoins only strengthens that backdrop. 👌 A healthier distribution of USDT and USDC can make crypto markets more resilient. When liquidity is shared across more participants, there’s less dependence on a handful of wallets to drive capital flows, and more potential buyers are already positioned to rotate into opportunities as conviction builds. Rather than idle capital waiting for a few whales to act, it’s a sign that stablecoin firepower is becoming more decentralized, which is exactly the kind of foundation that can support stronger and more sustainable market advances.(Santiment Intelligence)