Stablecoin flows are the circulatory system of crypto. SQD gives you real-time visibility into supply changes, cross-chain movements, and peg stability, the data that treasuries, market makers, and compliance teams actually need.
Trace USDC from a Circle mint on Ethereum through a bridge to Arbitrum, into an Aave deposit, and back. SQD indexes transfer events across all 225+ networks, you see the full journey, not fragments per chain.
Stream mint and burn events from Circle, Tether, MakerDAO, and every issuer as they hit the chain. Detect supply expansions and contractions in real time, not from CoinGecko's API with a 5-minute delay.
Index DEX pool reserves and swap events to calculate real-time peg deviation from AMM pricing data. Build depeg early warning systems from validated onchain data, not from exchange APIs that lag behind actual market state.
Compute transfer velocity, unique holder counts, Gini coefficients, and whale concentration ratios at the wallet level. The data comes decoded and typed, you write the analytics logic, not the data pipeline.
When Circle mints USDC on Ethereum and it bridges to Arbitrum, gets deposited into Aave, and the yield flows to a wallet on Base, that's one economic story happening across 3 chains. Most data infrastructure gives you 3 disconnected fragments.
SQD indexes transfer events, mint/burn calls, and pool interactions for every stablecoin across 225+ networks through a single API. You query once, get the complete picture, and build analytics that reflect how stablecoins actually move, not how your infrastructure limitations force you to see them.
SQD doesn't maintain a curated list of "supported" stablecoins. Any ERC-20 transfer event on any of 225+ networks is queryable, including stablecoins that launched yesterday.
Each of these runs on the same SQD data layer.
Index every swap, liquidation, and position change across 225+ networks.
Query full-history data from genesis across 225+ networks without running a single node.
LLMs can't parse raw hex calldata.
Your users don't care which chain their tokens are on, they want to see everything in one feed.
Tokenized treasuries, real estate, and private credit need data infrastructure that meets institutional standards.
Most indexers give you event logs.
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