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GHO/USDT Technical Analysis$GHO GHO (Aave’s new USD-pegged stablecoin) has traded essentially flat against USDT. As of August 2025, GHO is about $0.9997–$1.000, with almost 0% change in 1h or 24h. GHO’s 1h and 24h change as 0.0%, and only ~+0.1% over the past 7 or 30 days. The 24h price range is tiny (about $0.9992–$0.9997), indicating almost no volatility. Correspondingly, technical indicators show no strong trend: short-term and long-term moving averages (e.g. 7- and 30-day MA/EMA) all hover at ~1.000, so there are no meaningful crossovers, and the Parabolic SAR would flip direction on each tiny swing. In practice, GHO’s RSI and other oscillators stay neutral, reflecting the peg stability. Trading volume is modest by crypto standards: about $20.3 million in the last 24h. This is far lower than major stablecoins (see below). The on-chain circulating supply is roughly 336 million GHO, and market cap ~$336 million. Overall, GHO/USDT shows a flat, tightly‐pegged market with very low volatility (7-day change ≈+0.1%). Price “candles” are essentially a straight line near $1.00. In summary, GHO’s recent market behavior has been extremely stable (as intended), with trading volume and liquidity concentrated primarily in the Aave ecosystem. Comparison with Other Stablecoins Coin (Peg) Market Cap (USD) 24h Vol (USD) Collateral & Issuance 24h Price Range (approx) Exchanges/Markets (count) GHO (USD) ~$335.8 M ~$20.3 M Crypto‐collateralized, algorithmic (fully backed by crypto baskets) ~$0.9992–$0.9997 (very tight) ~12 exchanges, ~30 trading pairs USDT (USD) ~$164.6 B ~$135.6 B Fiat-backed (Tether Ltd. holds USD reserves) ~$0.9996–$1.00 ~278 exchanges, ~33,470 markets USDC (USD) ~$65.6 B ~$18.0 B Fiat-backed (Circle/Consensys; 1:1 USD reserves) ~$0.9998–$1.00 (pinned) Virtually all major exchanges (hundreds of pairs) DAI (USD) ~$3.89 B ~$146 M Crypto-collateralized (MakerDAO; overcollateralized with ETH, etc.) ~$0.9998–$1.00 ~64 exchanges, ~272 markets TUSD (USD) ~$494 M ~$24.24 M Fiat-backed (TrueUSD uses USD reserves, daily attestations) ~$0.996–$1.00 ~52 exchanges, ~94 markets. Price Stability: All these coins target a $1 peg, but their mechanisms differ. USDT, USDC, BUSD and TUSD are fiat-collateralized (backed by USD in reserve), so they normally trade within a few cents of 1.00. For example, it shows TUSD trading $0.996–$1.00 (24h) and DAI $0.9998–$1.00. GHO and DAI are crypto-backed: GHO by a basket of cryptocurrencies and DAI by Maker’s collateral (ETH, etc.). Both rely on algorithmic mechanisms (supply adjustments, stability fees) to maintain the peg. In practice, all listed stablecoins have remained within a few percent of $1.00. USDT briefly deviated historically (e.g. fell to ~$0.88 in 2017 amid controversy), and USDC briefly lost its peg during the 2023 Silicon Valley Bank crisis. No major peg breaks are currently reported for GHO or TUSD. Volume & Liquidity: Tether dominates by volume. TradingView reports USDT’s 24h trading volume at $0.15 B), and GHO/TUSD (~$0.02 B). This means USDT/USDC can be bought/sold with almost infinite liquidity, whereas GHO and TUSD have much thinner markets. In terms of order books, GHO’s liquidity is concentrated in Aave and a handful of DEXs/CEX pairs, while USDT/USDC are ubiquitous across thousands of pairs. For example, it notes USDT data is aggregated from **278 exchanges (33,470 markets)**, whereas GHO’s price comes from just **12 exchanges (30 markets)**. Volatility: All major stablecoins show near-zero volatility. TradingView shows USDT price swings of only about –0.02% (24h) and –0.04% (1mo). CoinGecko reports USDT’s 1d range is $0.9996–$1.0000 (virtually flat). Similarly, GHO’s 1-week change is only +0.1% and DAI’s 7-day change +0.45%), but this is still negligible. In short, all these coins trade with tiny oscillations (typically <0.5% per day), far below normal crypto volatility. Among them, GHO’s variance is comparable to DAI’s – essentially none. Adoption & Market Share: Tether and USDC overwhelmingly lead. Motley Fool (Nasdaq) notes Tether ~ $164 B market cap and USDC ~ $65 B. DeFiLlama similarly lists USDT ~$164.6 B, USDC ~$65.2 B, DAI ~$4.4 B. By contrast, GHO’s market cap is only ~$0.336 B and TUSD ~$0.494 B. TradingView remarks that “Tether is the backbone of the industry” and USDC is catching up, “but for now USDT is still the dominant force”. In practice this means USDT/USDC are accepted virtually everywhere (on most CEXs, DeFi protocols, OTC desks), whereas GHO is currently confined mainly to the Aave ecosystem. (Aave has targeted growth – e.g. “GHO did a 10× supply increase in 2024” – but it remains a tiny share of the stablecoin market.) Exchange Availability: USDT and USDC are supported on essentially all exchanges. For example, market indicators shows USDT aggregated from 278 exchanges and USDC from hundreds of venues. DAI and TUSD also trade on dozens of platforms (DAI on ~64 exchanges, TUSD on ~52). By contrast, GHO trading is much more limited: it notes only 12 exchanges list GHO. Liquidity mining and incentives have been expanded (e.g. GHO now on new chains), but GHO is not yet universally available like USDT/USDC. Summary: All stablecoins here maintain the dollar peg extremely closely, so price stability is high for each. The key differences lie in scale and backing. Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) are fiat-collateralized, have enormous liquidity and market share. DAI and GHO are crypto-collateralized, with more complex stabilization mechanisms. In practice, GHO’s price behavior over 1h–30d has been almost perfectly flat (like other stablecoins), but its volumes, liquidity and network effects are orders of magnitude smaller than USDT/USDC. Table 1 (above) and Table 2 (below) summarize these metrics and qualitative differences. Key Metric / Feature GHO USDT USDC DAI TUSD Peg / Backing USD (Aave’s algorithmic stablecoin; crypto-collateralized) USD (fiat-backed by Tether Ltd) USD (fiat-backed by Circle/Centre) USD (crypto-backed via Maker over-collateralization) USD (fiat-backed by TrustToken reserves) 24h Volume ~$20.3 M ~$135.6 B ~$18.0 B ~$146 M ~$24.24 M Market Cap (USD) ~$335.8 M ~$164.6 B ~$65.6 B ~$3.89 B ~$494 M Circulating Supply ~335.9 M ~164.63 B ~65.58 B ~3.886 B ~494.5 M Typical 24h Price Range ~$0.9992–$0.9997 ~$0.9996–$1.00 ~$0.9998–$1.00 (near-constant) ~$0.9998–$1.00 ~$0.996–$1.00 7d Price Change +0.1% ~0% (–0.01%) +0.01% 0.0% +0.45% Exchanges/Markets ~12 exch., 30 markets ~278 exch., 33,470 markets Hundreds of exchanges ~64 exch., 272 markets ~52 exch., 94 markets Volatility Level Extremely low (≈0%) Extremely low (≈0%) Extremely low (≈0%) Extremely low (≈0%) Extremely low (≈0%) Adoption / Notes Primarily in Aave DeFi (growing supply) Ubiquitous in crypto; “backbone” of industry Widely used (Circle-backed; fully regulated) Popular in DeFi (Maker DAO); over-collateralized Regulated fiat-collateralized coin (TrustToken)$GHO

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