BlockBeats News, September 3rd, CryptoQuant analyst Zizcrypto stated in a post that the Stablecoin Supply Ratio (SSR) Oscillator's 90-day reading had rapidly risen into the "Strong Stablecoin Buying Demand" area, reaching 3.74 on August 21st, close to the peak of around 4.00 in November 2024. Subsequently, the indicator started to decline, while BTC is currently trading around $77,000.

This rapid rebound of the stablecoin demand indicator was synchronously accompanied by a strong liquidity pulse seen in the market earlier. However, what is currently more worthy of attention is not the short-term high itself, but whether this demand signal can be sustained. If the 90-day SSR Oscillator continues to fall and drops back below the "high" range, then the confirmation strength of the indicator for the continued strengthening of stablecoin buying demand will diminish. The current change seems more like a liquidity pulse rather than an already established period of sustained demand expansion.

Indeed, the recent signal of stablecoin demand has significantly strengthened, but the 90-day oscillation index has already started to cool down from the peak of 3.74. If it cannot sustainably remain in the "high" range in the future, the question remains as to whether this round of liquidity improvement can evolve into a more lasting demand growth.