Daily Tape · Almanac
Bootstrap Wednesday · preserved record, outside the canonical daily series
Record 1 of 51 in the published archive · 48 canonical · 3 bootstrap · 2 declared gaps · Daily Tape history
Bootstrap record. Captured during Stable Tape initialization. Not part of the canonical daily series.
Digital Dollar Dominance
1 in 72 dollars is a stablecoin
On this record, USD stablecoin supply of $315.12B stood at 1.3818% of a U.S. M2 money stock of $22.80T, measured against the April 2026 reference month.3 see note 3
Exact stored denominator $22,804,500,000,000.
Since the previous record
No predecessor exists in the published series, so there is nothing to compare this record against. Its figures stand alone and no change is stated.
What moved
The movement totals this record stored. Gross expansion and gross contraction are measured separately and cannot be derived from net alone. Contributor attribution is not promoted for records outside the canonical daily series.
Colophon
How this record was made, printed with it so the two cannot be separated. Every field is read from the frozen record and never recomputed from live data.
- Record date
- Official cutoff
- 12:00 UTC
- Snapshot captured
- 17 June 2026, 10:38:04 UTC
- Record frozen
- 17 June 2026, 22:38:05 UTC
- Record status
- BootstrapFirst frozen Daily Tape record (schemaVersion 1, written during Stable Tape initialization before the provenance/movementBreakdown/integrity-hash schema stabilized). Its benchmark.totalSupplyUsd also includes non-USD-pegged stablecoin supply (the numerator-definition bug fixed in commit dd8d867 on 2026-06-19), understating oneInN by one integer step (reported 72, correct ~73). Preserved for audit purposes; excluded from the canonical citable series.
- Permanent route
https://stabletape.com/tape/2026-06-17
Snapshot pair and continuity
No predecessor exists in the published series. No predecessor snapshot is available to join this record to.
The benchmark on this record is read from the closing snapshot. The movement is measured across the opening and closing pair.1 see note 1
This record stores no reconciliation block, so no agreement check is shown and none is claimed.
Integrity
Bootstrap record. No canonical integrity block is present for this record.
No hash, canonicalisation or algorithm is stored for this record, so none is shown and none is reconstructed. The record remains permanently published and reachable.
Data-quality notes stored with this record
schemaVersion 1: no top-level provenance object, no movement.rows, no movement.movementBreakdown, no breakdowns reconciliation, no integrity hash — cannot be independently cross-validated to the same standard as later records.
Numerator-definition bug (pre-dates fix commit dd8d867, 2026-06-19 17:23 UTC): benchmark.totalSupplyUsd (315,123,241,798) sums all pegged currencies (USD+EUR+CHF+GBP+RUB+SGD+REAL+AUD+CAD+CNY+JPY), not USD-pegged supply only. USD-only total was 314,224,816,991. Correct oneInN would be 73, not the reported 72.
Passed the canonical ~24h snapshot-pair freeze gate (snapshotAt 2026-06-17T10:38Z, within the ±90min tolerance of the 12:00 UTC cutoff) — timing is valid even though schema completeness and numerator definition are not.
This record is preserved for audit and remains permanently addressable, but it is not part of the canonical daily series and carries none of its guarantees.
Notes
- Net movement is the figure this record stored, measured between the two source snapshots named in the colophon. It is not the difference between two published supply levels, and it is not transaction-level mint or burn data.
- Gross expansion and gross contraction are measured separately and cannot be derived from net movement alone. A record with small net movement can still carry large activity in both directions.
- U.S. M2 is a monthly series published by FRED, typically lagged four to six weeks. Each record carries the reference month that was in force when it was frozen. No daily M2 value is interpolated between months.
- Bootstrap record. No canonical integrity block is present for this record.
Citation
Cite the record, not the route index. A record cannot change; the archive grows. Every form below expresses the same frozen record and adds no claim to it.
Stable Tape Daily Record, 2026-06-17 (bootstrap reading, not part of the canonical daily series): DDD was 1 in 72 dollars, based on $315.12B USD stablecoin supply and $22.80T U.S. M2 as of 2026-04-01. Source: DeFiLlama (stablecoin supply) + FRED M2SL (U.S. M2). https://stabletape.com/tape/2026-06-17
- Short referencepresentation and social
Stable Tape, Daily Tape 2026-06-17: Digital Dollar Dominance 1.38% (1 in 72). https://stabletape.com/tape/2026-06-17
- Footnotereport, policy and research
Stable Tape, “Daily Tape: 17 June 2026”, Digital Dollar Dominance 1.3818% of U.S. M2 (April 2026); USD stablecoin supply $315.12B. Accessed at https://stabletape.com/tape/2026-06-17.
- Data notejournalism and chart sources
Source: Stable Tape Daily Tape record 2026-06-17 (https://stabletape.com/tape/2026-06-17). Numerator: USD stablecoin supply, DeFiLlama. Denominator: U.S. M2, FRED M2SL, April 2026. Frozen record; values are not revised.
Permanent address https://stabletape.com/tape/2026-06-17. No export is offered that this archive does not publish.
Further contextDerived windows, subordinate to this record
These figures describe a window of recent canonical records, not this one. They are derived, they are not part of the frozen record, and they carry none of its guarantees.
Recent state is unavailable because the selected record is not present in a validated canonical history window.
DDD = USD stablecoin supply ÷ U.S. M2. Numerator: total USD-denominated stablecoin supply (DeFiLlama). Denominator: U.S. M2 money stock, seasonally adjusted (FRED M2SL), typically lagged 4–6 weeks. Each record is frozen at its stated cutoff and never recomputed from live data. The /tape entry points to the latest canonical dated record. Methodology.